Sentence examples for depend on convincing from inspiring English sources
Given the concentration of equity ownership among institutional investors, an activist's success typically will depend on convincing only a small number of investor s of the credibility of the activist's thesis.
Aware that her safety and Peeta's safety (more a concern to her) depend on convincing the Capitol that the two are madly in love, she connives in the manufacturing of that impression; and as a result she is condemned to maintaining that fiction (or is it one? neither she nor the reader really knows) in a succession of staged events.
Immigration reform is a political hot potato, however, so success may depend on convincing Congress that job creation is a non-partisan issue.
Squatting is a common response to homelessness, but guardian agencies' livelihoods depend on convincing landlords and councils that squatting is bad.
Everything really might depend on convincing people to order spoonfuls of wine and insanely marked-up mixed drinks (which range from quotidian to fussy to unnecessary) on a regular basis.
But Facebook is unique in that its fortunes depend on convincing us to pay attention to it over all else, and it just invited itself to be the DNA of our most personal device, which we carry with us, on average, all but two hours of our waking day.
The biggest risk was that a show which so depended on convincing lookalikes would be exposed on television.
This depends on convincing the worldwide Anglican Communion that the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States of America, or ECUSA, as the national body of the church is called, has already departed from the faith, and that an alternative body of orthodox Episcopalians should be recognized as the true church in America.
So the Republican electoral strategy is, in effect, a gigantic con game: it depends on convincing voters that the bad economy is the result of big-spending policies that President Obama hasn't followed (in large part because the G.O.P. wouldn't let him), and that our woes can be cured by pursuing more of the same policies that have already failed.
But future funding depends on convincing UK Sport and others that the sport will offer better prospects and a less tempestuous ride to Rio 2016. .
