Sentence examples for which could persuade from inspiring English sources

Stock investors have been hoping for a gradual economic slowdown, which could persuade the Federal Reserve to stop raising interest rates.

Because, says  John Walsh, on close inspection you'll  find reasons for hope and laughter as well The kind of sensory flood which could persuade you that mankind evolved on Earth in order to devour seared meat John Walsh meets a pioneering songwriter From London 2012 to the Routemaster bus, Thomas Heatherwick is a designer whose ideas have dazzled the world.

And which other show could persuade Dame Judi Dench to sacrifice a precious night off for the sake of a quick laugh at her expense?

Ultimately, Greer also hopes that the tutorials will spur a greater general interest in amateur game development, which in the long run could persuade would-be developers to create some of the hits that draw crowds to his site.

Meeting him, you can see how this friendly, charismatic man could persuade musicians into realising artistic visions which might otherwise be regarded as pompous or ludicrous.

No Unionist leader could persuade his party to continue to participate in an Executive in which the IRA is a lurking presence.

Who else could persuade doubting voters?

I wish I could persuade him otherwise.

No amount of official reassurance could persuade the sceptics.

Maybe, just maybe, we could persuade it to take charge.

In fact it could persuade those already here to leave.