Sentence examples for only persuaded from inspiring English sources

The government has not only persuaded Microsoft and Google to establish research centres in China.

"They were not only persuaded but almost as supportive as liberals when they perceived the environment as a moral issue".

Ms. Owen lives in Vermont and was only persuaded at the last minute to work the New York shows.

Indeed, he was only persuaded to do so on being told there was no chance of London winning, and the guarantees ever being called upon!

Mr. Frost not only persuaded Mr. Nixon to end a self-imposed silence, he also extracted an apology from the former president to the American people.

* Turnbull said he believed Blair was originally a "regime changer" and that Blair was only persuaded in 2002 about the necessity of involving the UN.

JAL, which has to deal with nine internal unions, has only just persuaded its biggest union to agree to a larger wage-cutting deal.

Now, if Mr. Romney could only persuade Republican voters.

That only persuades the markets to disregard official statements and continue selling.

Now, and especially in a place like this, we have to learn the lesson that we can only persuade.

And many doctors would argue that cutting salaries would only persuade talented, college graduates to pursue better-paying professions.