Sentence examples for convincing prospect from inspiring English sources

That they are in love is never an entirely convincing prospect in this "Cinderella," but it doesn't matter too much.

That means Kelling's main task is to convince prospects that Galileo will be a trustworthy partner for the length of a five-year contract.

Mr. Chemerinsky is convinced the prospect of free education, combined with a public-interest curriculum and the University of California moniker, will fill his first class and land Irvine among the nation's best law schools.

Let's say you convince your prospect that they should switch from their existing vendor to you because you can offer them a lower price.

He's convinced that prospects for American companies are quite bright, and expects that investors will grudgingly climb that wall of worry, moving the markets higher.

With all the push towards internationalization, Okuda is convinced that prospects in Germany are "getting much better now" for foreign scientists wishing to take up senior positions.

Back in 2000, Brady was the classic example, a less-than-convincing prospect from the University of Michigan who had ideal size but had struggled to win the starting job from Drew Henson.

He added, "Surely you understand that the prospect of convincing a Jury that Audible doesn't infringe or that the Patent is invalid is an expensive one".

Assessing his prospects for convincing Congress not to use its power over budgets to block these efforts, Mr. Gates said, "Hard is not impossible".

That appalling statistic is draining support for the Everton manager and his prospects of convincing such leading players as Romelu Lukaku to stick around.

She wasn't initially convinced by the prospect herself.