Sentence examples for through persuading from inspiring English sources

The exhibition began as a charity project when Elbank teamed up with friend Jimmy Niggles, who had begun a charity called Beard Season in Australia, raising awareness about skin cancer through persuading men to grow beards.

Marx and Engels argued that capitalism operates not only through the forced oppression of the workers, but also through persuading them to conspire in their own oppression by subscribing to the myth of upward mobility.

While Mr. Blair may have emerged strengthened as a war leader, that may not carry through to persuading Britons to abandon their cherished pound.

Halfway through, he began persuading me to live with him.

In describing a three-point strategy to become larger -- through organic growth, persuading current clients to expand relationships and acquisitions -- Mr. Bell disclosed that True North had signed a letter of intent to acquire an agency in San Antonio, Montemayor Asociados, that specializes in campaigns for Spanish-speaking consumers.

If the government can push that through, and persuade the upper house, where it lacks a majority, to pass planned land-acquisition reforms, history will judge Mr Jaitley's budget more generously.

Even if pollers do get through and persuade people to cooperate with an in-depth poll, taking these kinds of surveys to an increasingly mobile population is more expensive.

It doesn't mean we should run our foreign policy as a popularity contest, but it does mean that leading is not just about making decisions -- it's also the ability to communicate, follow through and persuade.

The White House – which has been focused on trying to get a healthcare bill through Congress – persuaded Democrats to hold off on opening up debate in the Senate on climate change.

To cut through and persuade, he has to be prepared to take a risk and perhaps even find himself on the losing side of an argument, because there, in a bit of adversity, Shorten might actually find some genuine conviction that rings true, resonates and carries through the cacophony of the news cycle.

Much of that time was spent cutting through red tape and persuading hundreds of reluctant residents to move.