Sentence examples for without persuading from inspiring English sources

You can't raise revenue, he said, "without persuading the public that you've cut city expenditures sufficiently".

This explains why Republicans could win the battle for public opinion on President Obama's first-term agenda without persuading the public to actually vote him out of office.

Yes, say the authors, without persuading the reader.The MST is right to say that land is only a first step toward better lives for its members.

Over the past year, Lisbon had already implemented three rounds of spending cuts and tax increases, apparently without persuading investors that it could clean up public finances.

But there is simply no accomplishing what he wants without persuading more people to take a dog or a cat home.

It is impossible for a financial services company to have a sustainable business without persuading customers to only borrow what they can afford to repay.

Mr Shoumatoff has a knack for using technical terms without quite persuading his reader that he knows what they mean.

Gillingham-born, he spent his formative football years playing for a variety of Kent clubs without ever persuading the county's only senior side to give him a game.

"I sit here all day trying to persuade people to do the things they ought to have sense enough to do without my persuading them...That's all the powers of the president amount to .In 1960, as Richard Neustadt wrote his classic textbook, "Presidential Power", he took these remarks to heart.

"But I've also warned that the more that union leaders pushed for disruptive strike action without even persuading a majority of their members to vote, the stronger the case would become for changing the law".

They each demonstrated the effectiveness of countershading, without succeeding in persuading their armed forces to adopt the technique, though they influenced military adoption of camouflage in general.