Sentence examples for would need to convince from inspiring English sources

Siok would need to convince Twitter users to step out from behind their avatars and share their real-life experiences.

That is tricky, because you would need to convince other European leaders ahead of a council meeting, and news would be bound to leak.

Lastly, Argentina would need to convince Bank of New York Mellon, its current trustee, to release information about the bondholders to its new intermediary.

He said on ARD television that the German government would need to convince the party at talks, adding that banks should also take part in the rescue.

You would need to convince conventional farmers to switch to organic and also get farmers who are currently supplying supermarkets to start working with cooperatives and small groups.

So your background is fine but you would need to convince a potential employer that you'd be content with a junior role.

Cameron negotiated strenuously with the EU for the concessions he thought he'd need to convince British voters to stay in the union.

You'd need to convince the judge that this is likely, however a good lawyer can make the case that taxpayer dollars paid for the machines and the people who placed the information upon them, so you'd probably prevail.

If I were all out for him, though, I'd need to convince myself that his continued pursuit of those twin mirages of his in Iraq — "success" and "victory" — are merely necessary devices to woo the least desirable elements of his party.

After all, he and his friends in the GOP's far right-wing are anathema to anyone you'd need to convince that BDS is wrong and McCarthyist.

But Democrats don't have many options to block the nomination anyway: They'd need to convince every member of their party in the Senate and at least two Republicans to block the nomination.