Sentence examples for terms of convincing from inspiring English sources

But it does raise the bar in terms of convincing Republicans that this is, indeed, equitable".

Mr. Greene places a much greater emphasis on babe appeal and offers a lot less in terms of convincing or innovative artistic qualities.

There is nothing out there that collects such a disperse selection of vehicles and consistently delivers in terms of convincing handling dynamics, on some of the world's finest circuits.

"The regime made significant progress in terms of convincing people in Syria and abroad that there was an armed component to this protest movement and that its security forces were very much focused on that component," he added.

Still, Francesco Franco, an assistant professor at the Nova School of Business and Economics in Lisbon, said that "Portugal's efforts have not succeeded in anchoring market expectations," in terms of convincing investors that Lisbon could simply stick to the 78 billion-euro package.

So in terms of convincing anyone of anything, Facebook wasn't the place to do that.

Beyond immediate needs, Broadway was also trying to address the longer-term issue of convincing suburban and out-of-town audiences that it was all right to see a show.

There will be a place for Zinedine Zidane, the sporting director is set to be Jorge Valdano, while Madrid's long-term dream of convincing Arsène Wenger to be coach has been rekindled.

This time Henry rejected Philip's offers of a short-term truce in the hope of convincing the French king to agree to a long-term peace deal, but Philip refused to consider Henry's proposals.

As a first-term senator, Mr. Obama faces the challenge of convincing voters that he has the experience necessary to lead the nation in wartime.

Rather, the war was launched with the diplomatic aim of convincing a chastened, if still undefeated, Israel to negotiate on terms more favourable to the Arabs.