Sentence examples for that will persuade from inspiring English sources

Another option is to draw up a business plan that will persuade your employer to contribute.

The demonstrations against him have yet to reach a point that will persuade more loyalists to peel away.

She is now attempting to master the methods and the psychology that will persuade people to embrace her designs.

But either way, they have made clear that there is no dialogue or any possible compromise that will persuade them to change their minds.

"Of all the factors that will persuade people to come here, the quality of the pitch is one that we can control," Bekker said.

The Mets, in all their misery, must make the one move that will persuade fans not to desert the team totally and forever.

It is no longer so rigid about curriculums, and hopes that this will persuade universities to start offering innovative new courses.

The hope is that he will persuade his counterparts that, this time, France is serious and should be cut some slack on deficit reduction.

Israeli officials say privately that the Obama administration is deluding itself in thinking that diplomacy will persuade Iran to give up its nuclear program.

Since Western policy in North Korea these days boils down to the hope that China will persuade its ally to ditch its nuclear programme, that is hardly good news either.

New Jersey officials hope that that threat will persuade New York State and city officials, who control the L.M.D.C, to include them in their planning.