Sentence examples for better at persuading from inspiring English sources

They are better at persuading their employees to adopt new ideas.

By all accounts, no one was better at persuading companies to list their shares on the exchange.

By explaining how the brain responds to attempts at influence, Sharot aims to help us become better at persuading and motivating others.

It can't help but reinforce the impression that in this country we remain rather better at persuading the population to consume sport than providing places to play it.

12.26pm: On the abolition of the education maintenance allowance, Cameron says it will be replaced with something "more targeted" that will be better at persuading children to stay on at school.

Between 1963 and 1991, he says, groups such as Mr Nader's own Public Citizen were better at persuading Congress to discuss issues they cared about, better at catching journalists' attention, and so more efficient in shaping laws.Mr Bush has tilted the balance towards corporate lobbyists, but both the players and the game remain the same.

Listen better and you will inspire better, engage better, negotiate better, strategize better, make decisions better, speak better, motivate better, build teams better, recruit better, evaluate better, persuade better, and deliver better.

Studios are getting better not only at selling movies all over the world but at persuading audiences to buy the pencil case, the burger and the ride at the theme park.

For all his oratorical skills, President Obama hasn't given enough broad, national addresses aimed at persuading independent voters of his vision for a better America.

"He was much better at reassuring the public that the banks were safe than he was at persuading the banks to lend again," said Richard Sylla, an economist and financial historian at the Stern School of Business at New York University.

STILL, public policy aims mainly at persuading the consumer to spend more, in the absence of a better alternative.