Sentence examples for failure to convince from inspiring English sources

Failure to convince the guards can mean death.

Failure to convince would, the ministers said, be met with demands for further austerity measures.

But the failure to convince militias to put down their arms bred the current chaos.

All the more reason why governments' failure to convince their electorates of the case for EMU is so hazardous.

This is perhaps Labour's biggest failure – to convince the public that child poverty is something worth caring about.

Robinho's "failure" to convince successive coaches that he was worth a starting place was what drove him out of Manchester City.

Unfortunately, our habitual response to failure is to convince ourselves our goals are too hard and that we lack the ability to attain them, even when we plan persisting toward them.

Failure to suitably convince voters of one's loyalty risks corresponding failure at the ballot box.

They were the little brother, the perennial weakling, the failure who had to convince the league -- often with force -- that they were no longer anyone's kid brother, no longer the weakling, no longer the failure.

Given Labour's damaged reputation for economic management, and its leader's failure so far to convince voters that he has a programme for government and is a prime minister in waiting, he would face much public scepticism.

The Blu-ray folks blame their inability to meet demand following the spectacular, dare I say "epic," failure of Toshiba to convince anyone that HD DVD was worth buying.