Sentence examples for win over waverers from inspiring English sources
But it may not be enough to win over waverers.
But David Cameron and his allies hope Obama's star quality will help to win over waverers.
Cameron plans to meet parliamentary private secretaries – ministerial aides – on Monday to win over waverers.
Mr Darling tried to deflect attention away from Labour rebels and win over waverers by switching attention to the Tories.
Saturday's vote among the assembly's 730 commissioners is also expected to be close, but church insiders suggested enough had been done to win over waverers.
There was no compromise in his writing, no softening of opinions to win over waverers on the other side or soothe a nervous editor.
Although this is familiar stuff for a leader in trouble, his uncharacteristically humble tone won over many waverers.
If David Cameron had been able to return from his Brussels negotiations with the kind of indisputable headline concessions that would have won over some waverers in parliament and muted the Eurosceptic press – specifically, an "emergency brake" on migration – it is very possible that the integrity of that union would have endured.
An unshowy performer himself, Smith looked to Prescott to use his trade union credentials to win over the waverers, which the former seaman did with an extraordinary speech.
As a result of the strength of the Blue Dog coalition, the Democrat leadership was forced to offer a concession on abortion to win over Democrat waverers and secure passage through the House.
