Sentence examples for indeed persuade from inspiring English sources

More bombs, bloodshed and misery may indeed persuade more voters that Iraq is mired in an unwinnable war, increasing the pressure on America to leave.What of the rest of the world?

But that effect seems to derive less from existing options—although these do indeed persuade bosses to run their companies more as owners would do—and more from the expectation that success will be rewarded by yet more options.

More importantly, if he does indeed persuade EU governments to adopt a common regime for taxing interest on the savings of non-residents, another of the great redoubts of national sovereignty the right to set direct tax rates freely will have been breached.To be fair to Mr Monti, he does not see things quite that way.

Indeed, so persuaded is Maurice Saatchi – who is also chairman of the Centre for Policy Studies think-tank – of animal spirits that he wants the Government to scrap tax for small businesses with up to 50 employees in order to get capitalism moving and break up cartels.

Because here is enough of what I believe to be evidence to enable me to believe, indeed, to persuade me to believe.

At the same time, the State Department has struggled this year to fill its civilian contract positions for provincial reconstruction teams in Iraq and, indeed, to persuade enough Foreign Service officers to volunteer for duty there.

The man is dressed for foul weather and is quite alone, yet that one image and four simple words have made Skegness famous – indeed, have persuaded hundreds of thousands of people to go there," writes Bryson.

It has an educated workforce, and 148m consumers.That is indeed enough to persuade some foreigners to enter the Russian market: the Pepsis, Bacardis, Milky Ways and McDonald 's notto mention the Calvin Kleins are here in strength, and for some of them, such as Mary Kay cosmetics and Polaroid cameras, Russia is an important market.

I have indeed managed to persuade a large cancer research charity that my assortment of finely honed skills--including a chronically short attention span and the ability to write endlessly--made me the perfect candidate for a vacancy in their communication department.

Indeed, the priest helped persuade the Ford Foundation to provide the organization with seed money.

And Wells Fargo and Chase may indeed be able to persuade the trustee that their filings were proper.