Sentence examples for if we persuade from inspiring English sources

It's there for us, if we persuade people, but you've got to do very heavy work on policy, on the party and how it reaches out to people".

If we persuade people that they or their children are likely to suffer from horrible and dangerous health problems, and if these fears are baseless, we cause great distress and anxiety, needlessly damaging the quality of people's lives.

But we will win if we persuade students, parents and pensioners to go out campaigning, participating and advocating for us on a vision for the future that is credible, and green and fair to all.

Asked by one deputy if Mr Obama would be capable of starting a nuclear war, Mr Castro replied: "No, not if we persuade him not to".

What would be the return to the exchequer if we persuaded them to base their business here and what would it take?

Soper's reading of Aristotle emphasizes contemporary challenges: "How can we persuade if the subject is complex and, as is so often the case, our listeners incapable of following a long chain of reasoning?" Next comes a duet for voice and percussion, based on Plato's Crito, in which Socrates, condemned to be executed, leads a rebellious friend to accept the outcome that society demands.

I called several numbers to see if we could persuade race organizers to squeeze her in.

"Obviously we would be delighted if we could persuade her to do another three dramas".

We thought we would win in Windsor if we could persuade the Justices that that was so.

"I really would love that if we could persuade companies to go where there are very few jobs," she says.

Now, we are expected to help raise our children.The only loophole is if we can persuade the little darlings to take up golf as well.