Sentence examples for unconvincing case from inspiring English sources

Asked about Mr. Putin's comments on what he has called the unconvincing case the United States has made regarding the Assad government's culpability, Ms. Power was dismissive.

But Dr. Ivins's former colleagues reject that two-part theory, saying it is just one of many flaws in the evidence presented by the government in an unconvincing case.

But because these binding antibodies do not prevent the virus from infecting cells in test tube experiments, critics of the Thai study say that they make an unconvincing case for protection.

We found that case unconvincing as to the legal and constitutional issues involved and evasive in its failure to explain why Mr. Clinton was discussing Mr. Rich's case with major contributors to his party while he kept the Department of Justice in the dark about his consideration of a pardon for one of the nation's most famous tax fugitives.

He added that he found the majority's methodology in distinguishing the two cases unconvincing.

In September, a federal appeals court dismissed his case on unconvincing security grounds presented by Obama administration lawyers.

Jurors said then that the prosecution's case was unconvincing and that the partition walls were less of a factor than others in the firefighters' deaths.

This is now the third Mariinsky staging I have seen in which a hunt scene includes a stuffed version of a dead animal (a deer in this case) so unconvincing that it elicits laughter from the audience.

He certainly comes up with oddities: strange calls between the French-owned hotel and Paris, the disappearance of Mr Strauss-Kahn's BlackBerry, a man repeatedly lurking behind him, the curious dance of two security men after Ms Diallo was persuaded to call the police.Yet ultimately Mr Epstein's case is unconvincing, for one simple reason.

The British parliamentary report stopped short of accusing the companies of tax fraud, but said their explanations had been "unconvincing and, in some cases, evasive".

Garrison's case was ultimately unconvincing: a jury found Shaw innocent, which undercuts Stone's telling of history.