Sentence examples for public unconvinced from inspiring English sources

The campaigning group, Friends of the Earth, commented: "Today's report recognises that the regulations aren't working - but calling for the Government to 'simplify' regulations and speed up the process will not reassure local communities and a public unconvinced by this risky technology".

The public remains unconvinced.

Many members of the public remain unconvinced.

Unfortunately, the public seems unconvinced, and the deluge may even be working against the party.Labour's policies fall into five main categories.

It is an irony which surely has not passed Patten by that, however hard the PM still works to cultivate a self-image replete with liberal, communitarian values, the public remains unconvinced.

Jack Straw, the Foreign Secretary, also rowed back from his comments immediately after the bombings that there was no connection with Iraq and the terror threat after it became clear that the public remained unconvinced.

It is significant that even though GM foods have been grown in different parts of the globe for over 20 years, in the European Union and several countries, the public remains unconvinced about the safety of GM foods.

Recent polling suggests that as much as 35percentt of the U.S. population and 37percentt of the British public remain unconvinced of the scientific reality of climate change.

One big puzzle for climate scientists: despite ever-growing scientific evidence that the climate is changing and that the change is largely due to human activities (see here and here), a significant fraction of the American public remains unconvinced.

The torrent of initiatives that has spewed out of Downing Street has left the public confused and unconvinced that the government really knows what it is doing.

Autonomous cars are set to begin trials later this month in four British cities, and they took centre stage at this week's Consumer Electronics Show, but the British public are still unconvinced.