Sentence examples similar to persuading up from inspiring English sources

But the campaigns are now devoting their two most precious commodities -- time and money -- in the remaining two months to persuading up-in-the-air voters to side with them.

The Guardian revealed today that some rebels believe they can persuade up to 70 or 80 MPs to sign the demand.

Joseph Nye, the Harvard political scientist who coined the term "soft power," to describe the use of ideas and attraction rather than force, told me that China has improved its ability to persuade — up to a point.

If ING is willing to stump up enough cash, however, they may be persuaded to sell up again.

So too many people end up persuading themselves that the most lucrative one is the best one.

He did end up persuading one skeptic, Mr. Berlinger, the director, that the extraordinary measures he took were necessary.

"Adoption rates happen much more quickly," Mr. Bates said, because the younger employees wind up persuading their older colleagues to try new tools.

Even so, the BBC's Damian Grammaticas reports from Beijing that persuading China to up the pressure on North Korea will not be easy.