Sentence examples for that is persuading from inspiring English sources

Democratic governments are currently unable to contain a crime wave in several nations that is persuading some Latin Americans to support undemocratic measures or strongman rule.

But George Bush's US farm bill (pumping $180bn of new subsidies into US agriculture over the next 10 years) is an even more serious step in the wrong direction - and yet another example of the kind of redneck unilateralism that is persuading more and more people of the status of the US as the number one rogue state.

Ukip, universally viewed as the political force that is persuading Conservatives to ramp up their anti-immigration hyperbole, has been quick to point out that their political opponents would be very annoyed if their own campaigners started using words like "swamped" and "siege".

He began "jumping" the company's leases — that is, persuading the people who owned the real estate on which the General Outdoor billboards sat to cancel the leases and sign up with Turner Advertising.

Hockey is a roughneck pastime from the Canadian prairie that was persuaded to leave the windswept town it was raised in, among miners and farmers….

Second, extensive recruitment efforts for the web based survey convinced a population of nineteen year olds with similar characteristics as the hard-to-recruit eleven year olds that were persuaded to participate in a school-based survey.

But when the subject switches to Labour's plans for all-black parliamentary candidate shortlists, he announces that he is persuaded that they may be a good thing.

But do not doubt that he is persuaded by the necessity.

But those comments proved to be unfounded and it must be hoped that Harrison is persuaded the time to hang up his gloves has come.

Congolese civilians will hope that the elephant is persuaded to hold off for good.

Moreover it is one that will be persuaded that more money is the only answer to every problem.