persuasive information造句

• Track executives should be embarrassed by the failure to provide such persuasive information to the fans.
• A decision was made by CNN to broadcast accusations of the gravest sort without sufficient justification and in the face of substantial persuasive information to the contrary.
• What we hope to do is provide persuasive information that shows it to be an educationally responsible choice, given the range of difficult choices we are confronting.
• It is ideal to use persuasive information that lands near the boundary of the latitude of acceptance if the goal is to change the audience s anchor point.
• This principle reflected widespread notions that people use limited cognitive resources, or use an " economy-minded " approach to information processing when presented with persuasive information.
• "A decision was made by CNN to broadcast accusations of the gravest sort without sufficient justification and in the face of substantial persuasive information to the contrary, " he wrote.
• When attempting to sort the incoming persuasive information, an audience will evaluate whether it lands in their latitude of acceptance, latitude of non-commitment or indifference, or the latitude of rejection.
• It's ironic and fortuitous that this effort on his part has backfired by bringing attention to the issue and all the persuasive information and verbiage I've produced and organized, so that I can present evidence of its effectivity.
• The NCAA said that the allegations failed to " meet a burden of proof, which is a higher standard than rampant public speculation online and in the media " and that the allegations were not " based on credible and persuasive information ".
• The Supreme Court of Israel, in response to a suit on the practice, mainly regarded actions in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, ruled on 14 December 2006 Assassination were permitted if ('strong and persuasive information'concerning the target's identity existed; if the mission served to curtail terror; and if other techniques, such as attempting to arrest the target, would gravely endanger soldiers'lives.