Sentence examples for if persuading from inspiring English sources
If persuading the president fails, the oil and gas industry can always lobby Congress, which will have to ratify any changes to NAFTA.
Or the bias may simply come from too many years when managing operations meant "kicking butts and taking names". If persuading people to work harder is all there is to efficiency, then stressing labor productivity makes sense.
And gay marriage is certainly a polarised issue.All of which raises the question: if persuading people to change their minds about gay marriage is so hard, why are people changing their minds about gay marriage?Gallup reported this week that its latest Values and Beliefs poll shows public support for gay marriage at an all-time high of 60%, up five percentage points from last year.
However, as if persuading his parishioners to sacrifice their lives was not difficult enough, he had another problem - he was already deeply unpopular with the villagers.
And if persuading bankers to switch to the largely untested Ripple platform wasn't difficult enough, the company also faces competition from a host of other startups, including Stellar, a blockchain money-transfer firm formed in 2014 by one of Ripple's founders.
If persuading my kids to eat the dinner I cook every night doesn't count as sales experience, I don't know what does.
And, if persuaded, how many can find water both safe and accessible?
If persuaded that it was not valid, the commission would remove a notice, she added.
Before the coalition the Lords, if persuaded that the 55% proposal was the worst sort of constitutional gerrymandering, would have voted the proposal down.
Independent institutions are more "prone" to (at least) engage in a discussion on new ideas in antitrust and (eventually) accept such ideas, if persuaded by the merits of the argument at hand.
(ii) If persuaded that material error or injustice exists, and that sufficient evidence exists on the record, direct or recommend changes in military records to correct the error or injustice.
