Sentence examples for persuading enough from inspiring English sources
Others say Microsoft's biggest challenge may be persuading enough users to try Bing.
Mr. Mbeki's chances of persuading enough delegates to switch from Mr. Zuma to him are considered slim.
And he wants to prevent Mr Kostunica from persuading enough MPs to call a Serbian general election, because Mr Djindjic would probably lose it.Nice Serbs don't often winMr Kostunica is still plainly Serbia's most popular politician.
Only when the sour Sunni minority is properly represented in a new government is there the faintest chance of persuading enough of the insurgents and their supporters that they have a stake in the new order.
The $550 million loan proposal by GE Capital had several conditions attached, including raising $125 million in junior financing, mainly by persuading enough publishers to accept I.O.U.'s for their missed payments.
The growing number of family doctors quitting the profession, and difficulty persuading enough medical graduates to train as GPs to meet recruitment targets, meant the government's pledge was unlikely to succeed, Nagpaul suggested.
But it proved hard to persuade enough people to sign up.
Despite that it has struggled to persuade enough countries to recognise it to join the United Nations.
Whether CleanSpace can persuade enough users to buy into its model will be its key challenge.
She also faces an uphill battle to persuade enough Democrats to back her bill.
But can he persuade enough of Berlusconi's PdL party to back him?
