Sentence examples for challenges to convincing from inspiring English sources

There are also challenges to convincing concrete plants to make modifications to their existing set up to add this material".

Anyone in this position for the first time faces huge challenges to convince their hiring managers they made the right choice.

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.

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

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.

(historyworkstv, commenter) "There's still a challenge to convince researchers that time on public engagement is time well spent, particularly when there is competing pressure from the REF to publish, publish, publish".

Agüero continues to be in a challenge to convince Guardiola of his enduring worth and all he can do is keep on scoring and contributing as he did again here on Saturday.

It is a challenge to convince people of the value of including the private sector: Much innovation comes from collaboration, and this can exist by building the right relationships and a level of trust between any partners.

And it will be a challenge to convince influential people like Osama Mohamed el-Moaseri, imam of a mosque in Basyoun, the city near where the 13-year-old girl lived, and died.

"But the government has shown itself to be a bunch of bunglers and amateurs when it comes to communicating with financial markets, and it will now face a challenge to convince the markets that Hungary is heading in the right direction".