Sentence examples for will likely convince from inspiring English sources

He will likely convince me.

"It will likely convince policymakers to ease their policy stance further and we continue to expect a RRR [bank reserve requirement ratio] cut in the near term, most likely this month," he told Reuters.

And his protest, delivered with grand prose and a few questionable assumptions about the legal battle, will likely convince Grimm's school to take the case all the way to the Supreme Court, which may or may not choose to enter the fray and settle the law.

A Congress willing to stand up to the abuses of the Bush Administration through impeachment hearings will demonstrate a strength of will that will more likely convince Bush to accommodate on issues such as Iraq, health care, and energy and environmental issues.

But rather than win support, fighting in front of your friends will more likely convince them that you shouldn't be together in the first place, marriage counselors say.

Some of those people aren't going to change their mind no matter who talks to them or what evidence they're presented with, but for those who are still open to information, doctors are the people who will most likely convince them.

The defense will likely try to convince jurors that Ms. Lowery was coerced before the cameras were rolling.

And you will likely need to convince media planners and advertisers that creating a new ad format is worth their ad budget.

The debate will likely continue.

However, the understanding of the vernix as containing contaminated fluid is strong and it will likely be difficult to convince HIV-infected mothers to delay bathing of their newborns.

However, a convincing argument will likely also require motivation in terms of a well developed theory of the structure and function of consciousness as a cognitive process — a route that many recent participants in the debate on animal consciousness have pursued (see section 6).