Sentence examples for unconvinced for from inspiring English sources

Though emerging economies' excess saving will not disappear quickly (he is unconvinced, for instance, that a stronger Chinese currency would make much difference), Mr King believes these rising giants will be increasingly unwilling to hold the bulk of their reserves in dollars.

While many have welcomed such guidelines, critics of the pharmaceutical industry remain unconvinced, for example, commenting "Publicly, they insist that everything has changed… But my concern is this.

Scientists who are "unconvinced," for example, may feel peer pressure not to publish public statements on that view, which might dilute the strength of that view over all.

Labour, which says it remains "unconvinced" of the need for reform, is asking for extra time to be made available for debate, the Guardian understands.

Hurt appeared as chorus in the 2012 BBC Two production of Henry V, an adaptation that, despite being well-received, he remains unconvinced by – "For my money, it wasn't very successful" – but admits that Shakespeare and classical roles are unfamiliar territory for him, having embraced a film and television career early on.

Menzies Campbell, the foreign affairs spokesman for the Liberal Democrats, said he was still unconvinced of the need for military action.

Some critics remain unconvinced of the need for the opt-out system.

While some development experts remain unconvinced of the case for a Robin Hood tax, campaigners adore the idea.

But many companies were unconvinced of the need for a website in the early days of the internet, just as some took their time to cotton on to mobile apps.

Public opinion polling demonstrates that many remain unconvinced of the need for nuclear power.

For those unconvinced of the plausibility of dualism, however, and unwilling to restrict mental states to creatures physically like ourselves, the initial attractions of functionalism remain.