Sentence examples for So persuading from inspiring English sources
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.
So persuading consumers to pay over the odds for foreign brands is a struggle.In the poorest countries the market for disposable batteries is being undermined before it gets going, as cheap wind-up, solar-powered and rechargeable devices proliferate.
Even so, persuading those fans to spend tens of dollars in her mobile game – its in-app "B-Gems" currency costs between £3.99 and £79.99 – could be another challenge entirely.
In essence this means inspiring trust among consumers in a company and so persuading them to buy its products.This still matters, but since the Japanese economy slowed to a crawl firms have had to try harder to sell their wares by creating stronger brands.
Michael Ratner of the Center for Constitutional Rights, a New York group that helped bring the challenge leading to the Supreme Court's decision, said it appeared that the Pentagon was engaged in a last-ditch effort to retain control of the detainees by arguing that the military had provided a fair process and so persuading the courts not to take jurisdiction.
The media has ridden the story for so long (and rightly so) that it's even become something of a pop-culture phenomenon (wrongly so), persuading people to jump on the hoodie photo bandwagon not because they know enough about the situation, but because looking like an activist has become a "thing".
Others are not nearly so persuaded.
"I was not so persuaded the sentences in and of themselves were the real issue," he said.
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.
