Sentence examples for they will persuade from inspiring English sources
They have not agreed to anything but Santos are confident they will persuade the player to stay.
But perhaps they will persuade Congress's new Democratic leaders that America also needs a stronger and more transparent regulatory system.
Higher cigarette taxes have been hailed by health advocates who say they will persuade many smokers to give up their habit.
Perhaps they hope that by keeping busy, even on a fairly marginal treaty, they will persuade markets that they are acting decisively.
They will end up discrediting good policies (the Obama bank reforms are quite sensible) because they will persuade the country that the government is in the hands of reckless Huey Longs.
We can hope that, working together, they will persuade New York State, Suffolk County and the South Shore municipalities and communities to participate fully in the coastal management study that is now in its late stages.
Many white-collar suspects are convinced they're too smart to be convicted: just let them testify, they think, they'll persuade jurors.
"It's fascinating but I think the jury's out on whether they'll persuade top talent to move out there," says Brian David Johnson, a futurist with Intel.
Well, the Tories may hope that by alleging a Labour government would be backseat-driven from Edinburgh they'll persuade enough floating voters to switch to them, and secure an overall majority.
Still, no matter what the country's major banks say, it's not clear whether they'll persuade many Republican lawmakers to get on board with addressing climate change -- especially if those lawmakers are facing primary challenges from tea-party types and already feel insecure about holding on to their seats.
On Tuesday, students at more than 30 schools, including Columbia, Georgetown and the Universities of California, Massachusetts and Washington, plan a national "day of action" to start a campaign that they hope will persuade universities to divest themselves of stock in corporations that do business with Israel, as they did in isolating South Africa in the 1980's.
