Sentence examples for that will convince from inspiring English sources

The Osborne argument is an audacious attempt at political cross-dressing that will convince few genuine progressives.

As a throwaway extra, it's moderately entertaining, but not something that will convince a mass move away from the traditional controls.

"Juries decide on the facts and we think we have a strong case that will convince them to hold Shell accountable for what they did.

A plan that will convince anyone who asks us that we're really serious about climate change, and that we have a plan that can actually keep us at less than 2C warming.

"The largest obstacle to making these practices go mainstream is data that will convince building owners to retrofit their properties and at the same time increase underwriters' willingness to finance the projects".

But he can report little progress that will convince Mr Trimble's unionist critics.An IRA "interlocutor" has assured the general that the "peace process is under no threat from the IRA".

Aren't you helping to reify a myth that will convince liberals to go along with a war against Iran as you rightly point out with regard to Iraq eight years ago?

By that stage they were down to 10 men after another refereeing decision that will convince Pellegrini his team suffered badly over the two ties because of poor officiating.

But it is not implausible that some other 'risk' will emerge over the next few months (the debt ceiling is the most obvious candidate) that will convince the Fed to delay even longer.

"Oh yeah, that'll convince those of us who voted for @POTUS.

And children must be one of the few remaining catalysts in this world that'll convince you that the party needs to stop. .