Sentence examples for challenge to convince from inspiring English sources

Smith said there would not be any delay but admitted it was an "uphill challenge" to convince his mutinous colleagues.

It's a mental challenge to convince people that today in Puerto Rico it's totally viable to have, for example, solar power using photovoltaics in a residence.

Mr. McLaughlin acknowledged that it could be a challenge to convince a jury of intent, but said he believed that the charges could be proved.

That said, HD Radio in the near term faces a huge marketing challenge to convince people that they should invest in yet another gadget.

It was a challenge to convince states to take action on the government's warnings about cyberthreats because the right communication channels didn't exist, Krebs said.

Although only 60percentt of kids actually complete their degree within six years, it's still a challenge to convince those kids' parents that there are other routes to professional success.

One guest said that people with good ideas often find it challenging to convince investors that "they're the risk" worth taking.

It's challenging to convince people in hot, arid countries that growing tomatoes and cucumbers is possible, let alone a good idea.

Even before Katrina, Faulk noted, it was challenging to convince kids in the impoverished neighborhood to come to school and stay in school and believe that an education would get them anywhere.

Around 13,200 of them have been vaccinated since June 2011, many of them street kids and orphans, who can be challenging to convince to come back to complete the required doses.

It could be challenging to convince colleagues (including reviewers and editors) that papers that have been published for 20 years contain thinking mistakes (Noubactep 2015).