Sentence examples for aiming to persuade from inspiring English sources

Its moves into education, meanwhile, are aiming to persuade teachers that Minecraft can be a good teaching aid for everything from history and physics to computer coding.

EBay may ultimately be aiming to persuade its huge base of online sellers to promote their goods offline, said David Bank, a media analyst with RBC Capital Markets.

The US company was aiming to persuade the European film industry to switch from celluloid to silicon, but it has a long way to go.

At its heart, this is a book aiming to persuade those who are broadly sympathetic to think in a different way, and in that it is surely a success – and a joy.

Hewlett plans to build on its sales momentum with an ad campaign aiming to persuade potential customers that they should buy PC's not as low-priced commodities, but as appealing consumer products that can be individualized.

They are not necessarily seeking to torpedo the legislation but are aiming to persuade Congress that venture capitalists should be exempted from any tax increase because, they argue, they are fundamentally different from hedge funds and private equity investors.

The group aims to persuade Warren to run for President.

The company aims to persuade the average subscriber to stay longer.

But Handybook aims to persuade customers to start requesting other services alongside their cleaners.

After all, why tell a story that aims to persuade, and then compel instead?

The group was responding to stories that the clinic engaged in "reparative therapy," which aims to persuade gays to become heterosexual.