1.   But Prestel does seem to have made a convincing case for its role in educational computing.

2.   They make a convincing case for reform.

3.   While human cloning might not offer great benefits to humanity, no one has yet made a convincing case that it would do any real harm, either.

4.   And as Americans tell pollsters that they are more unsettled about jobs than terrorists, will Bush put forth a convincing case that the economy is rebounding?

5.   And they made a convincing case to what many have expected since last December.

6.   And yet, the Brothers Fool make a convincing case.

7.   At her clinics, with her props and visual aids, Thoren makes a convincing case, one delivered with charismatic, self-deprecating humor.

8.   Between the two exhibitions, Clair builds a convincing case for the continuity between Symbolism and contemporary art.

9.   A panel of the National Research Council makes a convincing case for doing just that after a careful review of encryption issues.

10.   A senior Energy Department official said the navy has made a convincing case that it lacks the money to dismantle and defuel the subs by itself.