Sentence examples for persuaded between from inspiring English sources

He claimed that Mr Benn's speech would have persuaded between 15 and 20 Labour MPs to back air strikes.

As Reuters reported, "Edward Snowden may have persuaded between 20 and 25 fellow workers at the NSA regional operations center in Hawaii to give him their logins and passwords by telling them they were needed for him to do his job as a computer systems administrator".

Despite increasing Republican hostility toward treaties, the president should still be able to persuade between 12 and 15 pragmatic Republican senators to support treaties that give concrete rights to Americans and American businesses or that promote important American interests.

He captures the world most of us live in when he writes, "The line between persuader and persuaded is becoming less like the one between labor and management and more like the one between driver and pedestrian — one we might cross over frequently in a single day".

The Bay State's colorful Edward Atkinson — variously a prominent abolitionist, cotton mill industry leader and weapons supplier to John Brown — persuaded Lincoln to liberalize between-the-lines trading.

A set of simulated photographic stimuli embedded with relevant variables are utilized to persuade answers between two groups of respondents on their perceived unity in the neighborhood.

Those courts were persuaded that the distinctions between the two types of mental anguish justified separate awards and that the potential for duplicative awards could be mitigated by carefully drafted jury instructions.

9 Because I am persuaded that the difference between methodology and conclusions is just as categorical as the distinction between means and ends, I do not think the statement that "conclusions and methodology are not entirely distinct from one another," ante, at __, is either accurate or helps us answer the difficult admissibility question presented by this record.

Although these high Ct values make me a little skeptical about the absolute values of the fold change reported in figures 2 and 5, I am nevertheless persuaded that the differences between mock- and UV-treated samples is negligible as the authors conclude.

Between them they persuaded artists including John Nash, Tom Gentleman and Barbara Jones to contribute to the project.

There is only one snag with this plan: there is a vanishingly small number of people at Westminster who think that enough MPs can be persuaded to change their minds between a first vote and a second.