Sentence examples for would be persuading from inspiring English sources
City's problem would be persuading Rodgers to join them, because he is acutely aware the value attached to loyalty by supporters of his current club.
Paul Patterson, an analyst with Credit Suisse First Boston, said the governor's most difficult task would be persuading the legislature to sign off on the transactions.
I did have this feeling that the difficult thing would be persuading someone to publish it – but that if it was, people would like it.
But I did have a belief, with Harry, that the difficult thing would be persuading someone to take it, because it didn't fit.
Chief among those would be persuading EADS's strategic French, German and Spanish shareholders, which hold just more than 50 percent of the stock, to accept a dilution of their influence.
Jessie Otto Hite, the former director of the Blanton Museum of Art at the University of Texas, where she oversaw construction of a new building and major acquisitions over nearly three decades, said that part of the challenge would be persuading someone to step into Mr. Marzio's shoes.
Others predicted that he would be persuaded to stay.
Those delegates, he implied, would be persuaded to coalesce around his candidacy.
Those who registered positive would be persuaded not to have children.
Under ideal diplomatic circumstances, Russia and China would be persuaded to join with Nato in a joint declaration.
If forced to vote I would be persuaded by political ads, or would simply vote along party lines.
