Sentence examples for unconvincing responses from inspiring English sources

The report, whose authors include two former ambassadors to Moscow, Sir Roderic Lyne and Sir Andrew Wood, said Russian President Vladimir Putin had been encouraged by the "weak and unconvincing responses" from the West to events such as Russia's seizure of South Ossetia and Abkhazia from Georgia in 2008.

But he gave an unconvincing response to the McGuinness accusation that he had collected a cheque for the deeply unpopular Fianna Fail party.

If people would find the normative response on the conflict problems completely unconvincing, their response confidence should not be affected.

For the most part, however, their responses are unconvincing efforts to exploit an artificial situation.

If the response is unconvincing, Touré has suggested that African players might boycott the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

The candidate's response was unconvincing: she and her aides issued a string of implausible and contradictory statements about why the firm had held so much cash.

But the Israeli leader's responses have been unconvincing and insufficient.

In addition some researchers support the use of pre-determined levels of consensus to reduce research bias [ 14] whilst others argue that applying numerical values to subjective responses gives an unconvincing analysis [ 15].

To many clinicians and researchers, the evidence for psychological factors influencing the treatment response may seem unconvincing without knowledge of the physiological mechanisms by which these effects can manifest.

The reply felt unconvincing.

With evidence now suggesting a persistent inflammatory response in patients post PFF surgery, and that conventional nutrition support alone is unconvincing, in an attempt to dampen the inflammatory response, it is a logical extension to evaluate whether patients recovering from PFF surgery respond positively to fish oil as an intervention in concurrence with individualized nutrition support.