Sentence examples for reason to persuade from inspiring English sources

Having won at last, and confident that the future was safely in his pocket, Gingrich by 1995 no longer saw a reason to persuade anyone and didn't try.

The clearly increased risk of RA development even among former smokers is another reason to persuade women not to start smoking.

Awatef and other campaigners – including Muslim and Christian leaders – use a mixture of passion and reason to persuade their audiences that this practice must end.

Doctors have plenty of good reasons to persuade people with sleep apnea to get it treated.

And in the current economic downturn, luxury brands are searching for new reasons to persuade consumers to pay for their high-priced products.

At this point, Pischea added, there are enough reasons to persuade conservatives of the need for clean energy the economy, national security, faith, their grandchildren's health that engaging them on science isn't productive.

But if members of the FIFA executive committee need more than technical reasons to persuade them, the South African bid was promoted in Zurich yesterday by President Thabo Mbeki and three Nobel Peace Prize winners: the former presidents Nelson Mandela and F. W. de Klerk and Archbishop Desmond Tutu, according to news media reports.

You need convincing reasons to persuade a prosecutor to drop charges.

Of Mr. Hoffa's befriending Republicans, Tom Leedham, an Oregon Teamster official who plans to run against him for president this fall, said one reason was to persuade the White House to abandon government supervision.

Damascus has every reason to want to persuade the West that the uprising against his government is dominated by extremists, and therefore he has every reason to want IS to stick around.

That is yet one more reason to try to persuade lower-level insurgents to abandon the fight.