Sentence examples for sufficiently convincing from inspiring English sources

If you were a Labour voter before he stood up, his prospectus for a Miliband Britain was probably sufficiently convincing for you to remain a Labour voter by the time he sat down.

"What's happened since is that events have knocked the government sideways," he said, "and I don't think that the government will have the respect and credibility to put the question to the British people in a way that's sufficiently convincing.

The devastating appearances of the former England captain, Geoffrey Boycott, and the Channel Five television analyst, Simon Hughes, proved sufficiently convincing for Ranjan Madugalle to arrive at the conclusion that the Pakistan team had not altered the condition of the ball.

(Evidently, that explanation is sufficiently convincing to the firm's investors for now).

But the accuracy of the information isn't yet sufficiently convincing for officiating purposes.

"The Bond et al. data are sufficiently convincing that [solar variability] is now the leading hypothesis" to explain the oscillation of climate seen since the last ice age, including the Little Ice Age of the 17th century, says glaciologist Richard Alley of Pennsylvania State University, University Park.

Nelson was sufficiently convinced to plan hearings around the book.

NMR and VT-FTIR testing signals sufficiently convinced the expected interchange reaction.

But Olympic delegates were sufficiently convinced that the nuclear disaster would not hinder the 2020 Games.

Rather, it shows that he isn't yet sufficiently convinced, and perhaps never could be.

Ḥusayn, however, apparently sufficiently convinced of British support, announced the launch of his Arab revolt against the Ottomans in June 1916.