Sentence examples for reasonably persuade from inspiring English sources
But the criminal case began to crumble when questions of Ms. Diallo's credibility convinced the Manhattan district attorney's office that it could not reasonably persuade a jury to trust her account.
Though Thornberry doesn't expect a new Equal Pay Act to appear in her party's manifesto, she's reasonably confident she can persuade colleagues of the need for new legislation anyway.
First, the vision to create a full Coalition and make it work; and second, so far he has done reasonably well in persuading the public not to blame his party for the tough measures they're taking.
The deal would mark the bank's surrender in its battle to persuade investors that its reasonably healthy "tier-one" ratis is a convincing measure of capital adequacy.
The deal marks the bank's surrender in its battle to persuade investors that its reasonably healthy "tier-one" ratis is a convincing measure of capital adequacy.
We were puzzled and disturbed last year when the Obama administration didn't -- or couldn't -- persuade Mr. Karzai to run a reasonably clean race.
And instead of learning, reasonably, that one person can't do everything, we persuade ourselves that no person can do anything.
The fact that it went off reasonably peacefully was a testament to American and other international mediators who worked assiduously to persuade President Omar Hassan al-Bashir to forgo disruption and violence — at least then.
Assigned to a rusty, reasonably picturesque stretch of the American heartland (and to a supervisor played by the reliably put-upon Oliver Platt, Jamiee tries to persuade a hot-shot doctor (Hank Azaria) to prescribe Pfizer's drug Zoloft instead of Prozac.
Dhume reasonably asked: "What is the point of being the most gifted communicator in Indian politics if you won't use those skills to persuade the public?" Some people predict the 21st Century will be the Chinese century.
