Sentence examples for represents convincing from inspiring English sources
The lack of binding and stabilization properties of PEG-COOH to oleylamine USPIOs also represents convincing data to rule out the possibility that the PEG polymer may be binding nonspecifically to the alkyl chains, a method that has been successfully used with other systems.
Will she be convincing in representing herself as someone who will lead strongly on the issue of climate change?
Will she be convincing in representing herself as someone who will fight against inequality in wealth and power -- convincing enough so that, if she finally secures the nomination, the followers of Bernie are glad to rally around her to defeat the Republicans?
Michael O'Neill is by far the outstanding candidate to replace Strachan if, and it is a huge if, he can be convinced that Scotland represents a sensible career step from Northern Ireland.
The MPs say they "remain to be convinced" that the Army 2020 plan represents a fully "thought through and tested concept".
"We are not convinced this represents appropriate use of public funds," she said.
In one chapter, an academic tracks down a black-and-white German film he saw on TV as a five-year-old, convinced it represents his lost childhood.
The latest menu of restrictions, freezes and spending reversals also represents an effort to convince the public that Britain must be in tune with the budget-cutting in Greece, Portugal, Spain and other parts of Europe.
But the looming mess remains a monument to the power of truly bad ideas — ideas that the entire Washington establishment was somehow convinced represented deep wisdom.
Visitors should ask to see where knights who died at the 1389 Battle of Kosovo are believed to be buried and they should ask to see the two frescoes, which some are convinced represent UFOs rather than just being medieval symbols for the sun and the moon.
