Sentence examples for well persuade from inspiring English sources

All these features may well persuade consumers to start paying to download music.

The then-editor, William Rees-Mogg, told me that the strike could well persuade Lord Thomson to sell the papers.

That may well persuade the Swiss banks to get out of much of their investment-banking business altogether.

The topic-specific News Feeds could well persuade users to spend more time scrolling through various streams of content.

Even if the two men struck a deal, the court would still come after him, which might well persuade him to sit tight in the jungle.

Bale felt the force of the Spurs tradition, the love of the crowd and it might well persuade him to linger at least another year in north London.

They pretty well persuaded you that if you outlawed 'Deep Throat' you'd be outlawing Joyce.

This should make academics' lives easier, as well as persuade potential donors that the university is properly run.

Despite the failure of its economy and the sourness of its politics, it has done well to persuade the Russians that they should, by treaty, accept its statehood.

It ought, therefore, to draw once again from the Blair well, and persuade middle-class people with ambition that Labour speaks for them too.

A credible promise (threat?) to use our petroleum reserves to prevent prices from going too high might well actually persuade OPEC to produce more than it otherwise would.