Sentence examples for whether it will persuade from inspiring English sources

Whether it will persuade exiles to return is less clear.

Iran's economy, Mr Steinitz surmised, was "on the verge of collapse".Still, it may be too soon to say whether the sanctions will persuade Iran to curb its nuclear programme or allow outside monitors to verify that it is for peaceful purposes only, as it has always contended.

It remains to be seen whether it will be enough to persuade Desmond to sell.

But nobody yet knows how large the premium will be, and whether it will be enough to persuade schools actively to seek less-advantaged children.

Whether its lofty disapproval will persuade manufacturers to change their ways remains to be seen.

It is not clear whether such games will persuade or even reach undecided voters.

Whether that will persuade US West's shareholders that the deal makes sense is another matter.

It is way too early to say whether Patrick will have any long-term impact on the sport, Dustin Long writes on SI.com, whether she will persuade a new generation of girls to aspire to drive in circles.

Whether this will persuade many Latino voters to give the Republicans another look is uncertain — immigration is not the only issue driving Latino politics — but no less formidable an election strategist than Karl Rove thinks it's the place to start.

Whether his advocacy will persuade the G8 leaders to act seems a long way from the realities in Africa, but then Chris Martin of Coldplay sang, asking 'How long must we wait for this?' That is the real question.

But the key question Hollywood would like to know is whether any of them will persuade you to go to see the shirt-splitting monster this summer?