My subjects need breath, blood, and DNA to be convincing.
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"We are confident that Father Palombella's counterarguments will be convincing."
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If the video is seamless, that's going to be convincing.
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The challenge will be convincing the world he means it.
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The critical question is whether Mexico's threat will be convincing.
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Perhaps the biggest challenge will be convincing people to use them.
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Mattis's main challenge will be convincing some Democrats, such as Sen.
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And even in its current form, the service can be convincing.
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It may be convincing a jaded American public that it matters.
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One challenge will be convincing advertisers Microsoft will remain a neutral party.
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But the individual circumstances are too different for that to be convincing.
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To be convincing there are four tests that any plan has to meet.
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I'm going to see what's said, it's possible that they can be convincing.
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Not just enough to be convincing onstage — enough to be a professional musician.
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"The evidence appears to be convincing for the BRCA1, BRCA2 and ATM mutations."
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So, does he need more than tweets to be convincing on this issue, Kellyanne?
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But audience members criticized her message as over-rehearsed and too polished to be convincing.
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But we may also be convincing people that they are ill when they are not.
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Google's biggest hurdle with Allo may be convincing people that all this AI isn't creepy.
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However, that might not be convincing enough for iOS adherents to jump over to Android.
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But at some point, winning in convincing fashion nearly every week gets to be convincing.
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Perhaps the biggest hurdle will be convincing the public that the whole idea isn't crazy.
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But the hardest part might be convincing people that they're capable of giving orders to robots.
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Workplace's biggest challenge might be convincing employers that they actually want their teams Facebooking all day.
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And, as Musgraves was through most of Same Trailer, they sounded honest enough to be convincing.
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The actors are likable, if a little too fresh-faced to be convincing as heroin addicts.
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Still, the biggest hurdle may be convincing regulators and the public that autonomous flight is safe.
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Both of these moves have the essential kinetic energy to be convincing and infinitely pleasing to execute.
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Another challenge will be convincing users that they can trust the company with hardware in their homes.
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But could he be convincing as a more combative progressive, or would his reputation overwhelm his rhetoric?
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My partner Eric and I discussed our cover story in depth, to make sure we'd be convincing.
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The big challenge will be convincing bars to change after tracking inventory the same way for decades.
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The ultimate challenge, he says, will be convincing world powers to pass on this game-changing technology.
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But thanks to the Republican majority in the Senate, Kavanaugh didn't have to be convincing to Democrats.
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There was no control group, which meant the results had to be absolutely compelling to be convincing.
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The biggest challenge could be convincing markets that tapering, once started, may still be subject to change.
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I guess I can be convincing, because Shawna, my friends, and the staff all thought I was fine.
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"It was never about, gee-whiz, can I be convincing enough to have Ryan join up with," McDermott said.
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There's more testing, yes, but the main trick will be convincing the US Army to actually buy the thing.
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The bigger hurdle may be convincing big brands and retail institutions to change the way they've done staffing forever.
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Its best bet might be convincing people that it's offering the most interesting vision for our mixed reality future.
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It's technically impressive enough to be convincing, and most importantly, it already has really fun games you can play.
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But based on the current political climate in Louisiana, studies based in empirical evidence just won't be convincing enough.
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Perhaps the most difficult hurdle for PEI will be convincing the federal government to subsidize a basic income pilot.
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Heliogen's biggest challenge will be convincing industrial companies using fossil fuels to make the investment required to switch over.
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The second challenge will be convincing advertisers to hand over money for a product we haven't really seen yet.
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The ECB's biggest challenge could prove to be convincing markets that tapering, once started, may still be subject to change.
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You would have to keep them from ordering alcohol, so sometimes you would be convincing alcoholics not to order alcohol.
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In order to be convincing, you have to meticulously put together a verifiable history, going back as far as possible.
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The problem can be convincing a jury that such meetings do not concentrate the mind or stick in your memory.
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Even a slim Tory majority is unlikely to be convincing enough to suggest that Theresa May's election gamble has paid off.
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I did not find his denials to be convincing and believe that he should withdraw from the Senate race in Alabama.
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Microsoft's real challenge with Sets will be convincing developers to embrace them on the mobile side, so apps can resume easily.
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"Many times the radar picture may be convincing you of one thing and what you see doesn't match up," Kirby said.
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I did not find his denials to be convincing and believe that he should withdraw from the Senate race in Alabama.
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We won't know for a while whether Pence's performance was something that swing voters will find to be convincing or effective.
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The harder part will be convincing voters to buck a critically mixed consensus and still give "Joker" its best-picture imprimatur.
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A first step, according to Garlan, would be convincing private companies that investing in cities&apos tech infrastructure is worth it.
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Snap's biggest challenge as it hit the market Thursday will be convincing investors of its profitability, investment expert Paul Meeks told CNBC.
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Ellison's biggest hurdle might be convincing skeptical DNC members that he can rebuild the party while keeping a day job in Congress.
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"The sheer amount of products that comes in this makeup subscription box should be convincing enough to try it," according to Cosmopolitan.
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I did not find his denials to be convincing and believe that he should withdraw from the Senate race in Alabama. Sen.
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Once the initial novelty has worn off, the hardest task of all will be convincing consumers they need one in their life.
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These arguments would be convincing, I think, if Kavanaugh were up for a lower court appointment, or running for a Senate seat.
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Susan Collins of Maine also tweeted Monday that she "did not find Moore's denials to be convincing" and asked him to withdraw.
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The reason so many defendants don't testify is because it's very easy to get tripped up in cross-examination and not be convincing.
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The scam can be convincing because the password sent in the email may be one of the recipient's actual current or former passwords.
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Hill's apology doesn't appear to be convincing viewers; the video has a pretty even split of upvotes to downvotes as of this writing.
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Based on previous CES demos, it feels remarkably lifelike and could indeed be convincing when paired with floating visuals of dials and buttons.
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Though the app cannot deliver the thrill of a real public speech, virtual reality experiences can be convincing and help conquer stage fright.
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You have to learn to express yourself, to be convincing, to write out your ideas, to be more thoughtful than you'd ordinarily be.
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The challenge for him will be convincing regulators that the 737 Max is safe to fly — and regaining the trust of customers. 2.
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Ford enlisted the Nightcrawler and Brokeback Mountain actor partly for his ability to be convincing as someone in his mid-20s or late 30s.
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But Waymo's biggest challenge of all might not be keeping nosy passengers out of its trunks—it might be convincing people to stop driving.
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The problem for the Fed will be convincing the public that a move lower is dictated by data, and not just by market expectations.
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Some sources told CNN one of the biggest challenges will be convincing the president to modify his campaign promise of a solid wall structure.
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Netflix reports net subscriber loss in the US, misses global subscriber growth predictions Netflix's price hikes might finally be convincing some consumers to unsubscribe.
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But the real challenge will be convincing farmers, who account for 63 percent of the region's water use, to join in the conservation efforts.
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Political observers in the state say Judge's top priority and biggest challenge will be convincing voters that Grassley's tenure in the Senate should end.
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Could Mr. Jones be convincing as an amphibian lover, the creature who gets the girl, all while sporting a bulky body suit and gills?
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And based on those comments, Bloomberg's sponcon doesn't seem to be convincing people he's any more relatable, hip, or funny than he was before.
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The data may be convincing when it comes to the question of what testosterone, on average, can do for particular athletes in particular sports.
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His get-out-the-vote strategy, she said, was too tailored to older voters and his message of electability too broad to be convincing.
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Showing deaths in a beautiful composition, as Poussin does, seems all but inconceivable in present-day public art if it is to be convincing.
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"If I put on the red lipstick and the star over my eye, I wouldn't be convincing," Simmons said, contrasting his persona with Paul Stanley's.
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"Unfortunately, phishing scams like these are all too common, and the fraudsters can be convincing," said Sarah Grano, a spokesperson for the American Bankers Association.
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It was about abuse of Purdue's pain pill OxyContin, the product he would be convincing doctors to prescribe to their patients at his new gig.
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"It&aposs not going to be convincing for you to say &aposwell, we don&apost collect that information, so we&aposre colorblind,&apos" she said.
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Dr. Gervais, whose work explores bias against nonbelievers, had publicly backed off some of his own earlier studies, finding them too small to be convincing.
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Another barrier can be convincing clinicians to actually use the new glues that may be difficult to apply and are different from what they're used to.
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A Klobuchar aide said the challenge will be convincing voters that the tech issues that play a huge role in their lives matter in the campaign.
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These pesky sounds may or may not be convincing the little boy to do some bonkers things, like almost push his nanny Verena off a tower.
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In fact Polis's biggest hurdle come November won't be the fact that he is gay — it will be convincing voters to back his unabashedly progressive agenda.
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The hurdle may be convincing an InterContinental guest to accept a bulk dispenser in the bath as better than the mini bottle of high-end shampoo.
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The challenge for Democrats will be convincing those people to face the cameras — an obviously life-altering moment, and one that few of them likely relish.
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Susan Collins, Maine: "I did not find his denials to be convincing and believe that he should withdraw from the Senate race in Alabama," she tweeted Monday.
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John McCain recruited him in an effort in 2002, McCain told him his challenge would be convincing Democrats and unions to allow an expanded guest worker program.
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A top House Republican appears to be convincing some wary conservatives to support an overhaul of the food stamp program that's included in the 2018 farm bill.
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You have pure con artists, but the people who are the best salesmen do buy into it, because they can sound sincere and really can be convincing.
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Plus, I had to act at the same time and be convincing.. I was saying something that I wasn't always understanding, so that was really funny and challenging.
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Then again, I'm not sure many actors could be convincing as a jittery, tweaked-out wannabe looking for their next hit of heroism without straying into unintended comedy.
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To be convincing, you must not visibly breathe, swallow, blink or let your eyes or body convey any of the twitchy, lit-from-within traits of the living.
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Labor enforcement was the last hurdle, and the key to ensuring broad support in Congress would be convincing Trumka the new trade agreement was better than NAFTA, Neal said.
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So the near-term focus of the department is going to be convincing pro-defense Democrats and dollar-focused appropriators that now is the time to begin the project.
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But if Google's goal with the panel is to "be convincing to society broadly" without necessarily changing anything the company does, that's not really AI ethics — it's AI marketing.
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But while you'll be hard-pressed to find a more stereotypical Republican woman than the housewife who moonlights in this ad, she sounds a little too stilted to be convincing.
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This puts unusual pressure on the actors, who must be convincing as subjects in a verbatim faux-documentary while also suggesting a bigger picture to which they are mostly blind.
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One of Josten's top challenges before he departs will be convincing Congress to pass the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade agreement, which both the Republican and Democratic presidential candidate oppose.
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And a big win would be convincing people who might not otherwise consider buying a Switch to pick one up so they can use it as their couch or travel gadget.
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Some analysts continue to expect the Fed to raise rates this month, including economist Jan Hatzius at Goldman Sachs who said the August job gains are "just enough" to be convincing.
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That would be convincing given the popular narrative of Trump's rise, if not for the fact that exit polling doesn't show Trump pulling in an outsized share of the independent vote.
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"We'll have to be convincing," CNH Commissioner Hector Moreira said in an interview, noting that two-thirds of Mexico's estimated natural gas supplies are in so-called non-conventional shale deposits.
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It says much for "The Song of Names" that the eventual answer is powerful enough to be convincing (although it seems less plausible that Dovidl would stay vanished for 35 years).
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But the European Commission did not find that to be convincing, saying it would have created an effective monopoly in the clearing of bonds and other fixed income products in Europe.
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But the broader challenge for Clinton—both in the primary and, if she prevails, in the general election—will be convincing voters that she has the most compelling vision for the future.
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Zoning bylaws may need to be adjusted to permit those types of uses, but a bigger issue may be convincing downtown clubbers to journey out of the core for a night out.
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Still, its biggest challenge may ultimately be convincing public market investors that it's a data-driven company whose growing spate of offerings make it a smart bet over time, despite its already lofty valuation.
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But Instagram may be convincing the 25 to 35-year olds who came of age on its app to stick around, while it's swooping on international teens before Snapchat gets popular in their market.
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If it doesn't find Apple's argument to be convincing here, then it's possible we'll end up learning a lot more about the dynamics between the two companies in the coming years as this spat plays out.
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Mr. Fallon, who worked for President Barack Obama and was a top spokesman for Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign, said the challenge will be convincing people that a Trump justice poses a threat to both issues.
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It's really become impossible to sort out the kind of messiness so that one can be convincing, and the demonization, as they call it, just leaves them to reject wholesale any complaint the United States might have.
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But the hardest task may be convincing large numbers of the healthiest, most patriotic and best-behaved young Americans to put aside unprecedented levels of mistrust and join the armed services under Commander in Chief Donald Trump.
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As Ian Haney López, a law professor at Berkeley, has shown, discriminatory purpose at that time included a notion of examining context (though in this case the court did not consider the context to be convincing enough).
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These overtures or peace offerings to municipal governments and regulators should help, but its toughest task will still be convincing cities to work with them on licensing, accommodation and infrastructure to help make Moia's grand vision come true.
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Kendall Jenner gets 3000 dollar facials wearing head to toe Balenciaga in between shoots for Vogue I promise you she's not using proactiv Ultimately, Jenner will have to be convincing, according to Barasch, who studies sincerity in advertising.
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And that's fine, especially if you're mixing them with real plants, as Remtema often suggests to clients who want large arrangements ("one fake plant is easy to pass but a grouping of seven would not be convincing," she says).
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What Trump's inner circle can't seem to grasp is that the very reason they cite for their continued association with moral obscenity is the same one that ought to be convincing all of them to resign in spectacular fashion.
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I think the real challenge for Google isn't going to be convincing IT managers that Chrome OS can be as powerful as Windows — there's a lot that IT managers would prefer about a thin client — or the devices themselves.
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The assault on Barr also seems to be convincing many Republicans to close ranks behind the administration, reflecting the fact that Democrats have no chance to oust Trump in a Senate trial even if they impeach him in the House.
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To gloss over the film's controversial plot Roberts needed to be convincing enough as a quick-witted sex worker with an edge, all the while suggesting a tenderness that would and did endear her to Richard Gere's Edward and audiences alike.
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"I think at this point … part of the strategy may need to be convincing people to not vote for Bayh, not necessarily to vote for Young, but to not be excited about Bayh," Downs of IU-Purdue Fort Wayne said.
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His vision is humanistic, and he insists that the most important goal of developing virtual reality is human connection, although he does talk about the fascination of seeing his own hand in V.R. a bit too often to be convincing on that point.
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Although among young and midlife adults, the main challenge for doctors can be convincing them of the benefits of screening, among people in my age group and beyond, the difficult task more often involves advising patients that it's time to forgo screening.
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Because for Americans who tuned in to the announcement on Tuesday, or who will see the pictures of the nominee (most of which have a strange, soft focus) but probably will not bother to research the jurisprudence, his look may be convincing.
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Others, however, are less sanguine about the will for more American missiles to come to Japan; one additional challenge for the U.S. might be convincing the Japanese public, the only populace ever attacked with nuclear bombs, that newly deployed American missiles would only be conventionally armed.
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With the benefit of experience, reams of voter data and an unmatched ability to raise money from small-dollar donors, Sanders has built a very different campaign this time -- one that increasingly seems to be convincing Democratic voters that he will be able to take on Trump.
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Pictured left to right: Laurel Myers, Christopher Gavigan and Jessica Assaf Pictured left to right: Laurel Myers, Christopher Gavigan and Jessica Assaf The bigger challenge right now for Prima, along with other CBD brands, might simply be convincing regulators that their products are, at a minimum, safe to use.
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"The accepted criteria for all sides is that this solution be convincing for markets and embed the creditworthiness of our country - the final act in restoring the credibility of Greece to be able to plan for the next day like any ordinary country," Tzanakopoulos told a news briefing.
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However, given how malleable time and distance have become this season, there is the potential for more key characters to show up north of the Wall at just the right moment, particularly since Jon finally seems to be convincing Daenerys of the legitimacy and severity of the northern threat.
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Providing free one-day shipping may be convincing more consumers to sign up for Prime: 77% of US consumers reported that free shipping is key to getting them to make a purchase online and 35% said the same of next-day shipping, per a report from Walker Sands.
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"The level of dancing is now so high that we're less and less inclined to laugh and more and more likely to ponder the ambiguities of a male dancer who can actually be convincing as Odette, Giselle, Paquita," Robert Gottlieb wrote in The New York Observer in 2009.
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However, the challenge of that would be convincing developers to port their apps over to a new OS. Switching software away from Android is one thing and it wouldn't be something that happens overnight, but ARM suspending business with Huawei is arguably a more serious problem for its smartphone business.
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Though the prosecution is confident its case against O. J. will be convincing — despite the fact that they can't "pin him to a version of the story he can't change later" — the social tide quickly begins to turn when local black radio hosts start to question the racial motivations of the officers involved.
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They barely knew each other, but to be convincing in their work, they'd have to play the part well — working together at a travel agency, tending to their home, participating in the capitalist system, making friends with the neighbors, even having children as a cover: first Paige, and then her brother, Henry.
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"We'll only be convincing on the international stage if we are, first of all, fully compliant in the EU and for me, that includes Britain exerting influence over its overseas territories - we need to make that clear to the Brits in upcoming talks," senior conservative politician Ralph Brinkhaus told German newspaper Welt am Sonntag.
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The dutiful daughter gig always has a shelf life — maybe you get too old for it to be convincing; maybe your work environment changes and success hinges less on pleasing one prone-to-flattery man; maybe you learn the hard way that women who seek to ascend to the top eventually have to choose between being liked or respected (in a far more atypical scenario, maybe you find yourself embroiled in a federal investigation and investigators just aren't going for the good-girl routine).
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