Sentence examples for a persuading from inspiring English sources

One of its more milestone events in the UK, which could have been a persuading factor in the decision announced today, is that in July last year, the company developed Huddle IL3, the first commercial public cloud service to be modified and accredited for pan-government collaboration on restricted data.

Interpersonally, the photographs serve a persuading, rather than an informing, objective, with the purpose of predisposing potential donors towards the mission that the not-for-profit organizations aim to achieve, and convincing them to make a donation.

A rhetorician strong on all three was likely to leave behind a persuaded audience.

We conclude that the main policy challenge of such a move is to a) persuade GPs to relinquish this role (or to share it with other professions), and b) to understand the 'boundary work' involved.

This footage shows an officer persuading a mother and her two young children to run with him to safety.

He will have a hard time persuading a skeptical Congress and an equally skeptical American public.

In the 1992 election Bill Clinton scored a coup by persuading a group of high-tech executives to endorse him.

Just a matter of persuading a few more clerks and this matter will be taken care of.

During Christmastime a handyman and an elf persuade a businesswoman to keep the inn that she inherited from her aunt.

It's all about persuading a jury that a medical user can be a dangerous driver.

She helped raise $50,000 for a playground, persuaded Mr. Jones, "a superb teacher," to stay another year.