Sentence examples for necessary convincing from inspiring English sources

These boys, together with their honorary grandpa Gambon, are the focus for a finale that fails to deliver the necessary convincing anguish.

The outgoing chairman of the Senate armed services committee, Carl Levin, lent his support this week to establishing a no-fly zone, a measure seen by advocates as necessary for convincing Syrians the US will protect them and encouraging them to join the fight against Isis.

This content was necessary for implementation, and also often necessary to convince organizational leaders to endorse the practice change initiative.

Deportation is necessary to convince the next potential waves of migrants that coming to Israel would not be wise.

Such promises, though necessary to convince the prudent to rely on the fund, will however tempt some countries to run profligate policies.

Improved nuclear weapons in Soviet hands, he argued, were necessary to convince aggressors that, "if they touch off a war it will be their suicide".

"'There is a full package of talents necessary to convince management that you could handle yourself at the next level," Mr. Capps said.

State Representative Andrew M. Fleischmann, a Democrat from West Hartford, also said he thought reform was necessary to convince outsiders that Connecticut is still an honest state.

"It is not necessary to convince him that we need to have a market economy, to respect private property and the rule of law.

He said United Nations involvement might be necessary to convince banks and financial markets that they could safely and legally lend money to Iraq.

"Ours is a nation that helped Kuwait and the Saudis, and you'd think we'd have the capital necessary to convince them to increase the crude supplies," he said.