Sentence examples for persuade time from inspiring English sources

Having failed to persuade Time Warner Cable to embrace its $37-billion 37-billion bid $61 billion debt), Charter Communincludingis now preparing for a proxy fight.

In 2003, she and Della persuaded Time Inc. to be a co-sponsor of a conference called "The Future of Life," celebrating the 50th anniversary of the discovery of the structure of DNA.

He persuaded Time to eliminate the words "and transplanting cancer into several more", from its published version of the letter.

Could you persuade The Times to publish the part of that report that becomes Times policy?

A decade later, the Nixon administration tried to persuade the Times not to publish the Pentagon Papers, a detailed account of American covert operations in Southeast Asia.

It was perhaps significant that he was unable, despite several attempts, to persuade long-time ally John Robertson to join him on Wearside, and it would be no surprise if he wanted to Scot to do just that in Ireland.

One of the biggest elements of the Democratic Party's effort to persuade first-time voters from the last presidential race to vote in the midterm election comes through early voting.

With the resources sector alone expected to be some 36,000 workers short over the next four years, it has also been trying to lure older workers back into the jobs market and to persuade part-time employees to work longer hours.

In this telling — as in others — Powell advises the president to delay and allow him time to persuade and the inspectors time to work.

Clegg says he became persuaded over time that accepting some Syrian refugees would be a good thing.

Most of us may not need persuading that time is real, but this book goes some way towards explaining why there are those who do.