Sentence examples for So persuade from inspiring English sources
The three-year program would also curtail student debt, which now averages $150,000 by graduation, and by doing so, persuade more students to go into shortage areas like pediatrics and internal medicine, rather than more lucrative specialties like dermatology.
The money is intended to raise their living standards and so persuade more of them to stay put rather than attempt perilous crossings to the EU via the Greek islands.
This would reinforce the idea of unresolvable divisions between east and west, and Christians and Muslims, and so persuade Syrians that Islamic State's self-proclaimed caliphate is their best hope of protection.
For the Obama Administration's policy to succeed, U.S. and Afghan forces must secure Afghanistan's major cities, its major highways, and as many provincial towns and populated rural areas in Taliban country as possible, and by doing so, persuade the Taliban and their allies that they cannot stage a second revolution anytime soon – and so, therefore, should consider political negotiations.
So it is that each new generation of British environmental writers finds itself trying to design the literary equivalent of the "killer app": the glittering argument or stylistic turn that will produce an epiphany in sceptical readers, and so persuade them to change their behaviour.
Others are not nearly so persuaded.
"I was not so persuaded the sentences in and of themselves were the real issue," he said.
So persuading telecommunications operators, and the governments that regulate and sometimes own them, to release some of the data is a top task for the group.
The pro-AB 32 forces were so persuaded that the law was good for California's economy that they outspent the oil companies — $31.2 million compared with $10.6 million.
But some doctors are concerned that patients may be so persuaded by advertising that they don't seek a second opinion or investigate the full range of options.
