These days, with increasing conviction, I say that it doesn't have one.
This, say the scientists with increasing conviction, is what the early stages of global warming looks like.
In their search for ways to promote peaceful reform in South Africa, Western governments have turned, grudgingly at first, but with increasing conviction, to economic sanctions.
He had emerged from his one-member Communist cell at Harrow to a postwar Labour party he supported with increasing conviction as the Thatcher years changed Britain for the worse.
Wolfsburg, who attacked with increasing conviction, were still causing mayhem in stoppage time but Owen was ruthless on the counter-attack, running from near the halfway line and dinking the ball home stylishly once he had tricked the goalkeeper Diego Benaglio into committing himself.
Leading figures in the luxury goods industry have been talking with increasing conviction of recovery and today Santo Versace, the chairman of Italian fashion house which bears his family name, said: "In the first half of this year we talked about a light at the end of the tunnel.
By the 1986 party congress, a new policy, "to be friends with all people", was under discussion.That line has been followed with increasing conviction ever since, as Vietnam has emerged from isolation to become a significant presence on the diplomatic stage.
On the international stage, the nation has acted with increasing conviction of its own righteousness.
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It's been encouraging to see Walport, and departmental chief scientists like Ian Boyd at Defra, talking with increasing frequency and conviction about the need for more joined-up work across disciplinary silos to tackle thorny social and environmental problems.
