persuasively

Who knows, she might even do it persuasively enough to be able to dispense with her troublesome SPD partners next year.

If he drives a canoe once alone crossing Atlantic Ocean, he is able to talk persuasively: "I had played with a boat " .

The British economist Norman Angell once argued persuasively that deep economic links made conflict between the great powers obsolete.

He persuasively argued that such an ice-free corridor did not exist until much later, when the continental ice began its final retreat.

A book to be published in Britain this week, The End of Science, argues persuasively that this is the case.

'Just a little drop, Mr Bumble, with cold water, ' said Mrs Mann persuasively.

it's better to be more conservative. make sure the content of your email is written persuasively and impact fully.

The theoretical guiding position and its practical character of Marxism require the modern Marxist scholars to answer persuasively.

Frequently arrested, he would argue persuasively that he was merely helping unhappy people to carry out their own wishes.

Just as subtly and persuasively presented is the sociology of Poldek's shopping.

Mr Gale argues persuasively that the fight continues between this "ever-resourceful enemy" and "our closest plant friend, the grape" .

The two satiagrams provided below demonstrate persuasively the wide possibilities for decreasing food intake offered by intuitive nutrition.

He talked persuasively for an hour , but his words had no affect .

He spoke a very persuasively but I smelled a rat and refused his offer.

If British does not believe that others speaks , he is able to talk persuasively: "I see, is it true " ?

Persuasively pitch key creative concepts to clients and defend the rationale behind the thinking.

These should help equip ministries of health to negotiate more persuasively with ministries of finance and commerce.

This one also tries, not altogether persuasively, to embody Britishness and determination.

Promote your ideas persuasively, and shape the opinion of subordinates and overcome resistance.

Q. When I'm presenting my high tech solution, how do I position it to come across persuasively so that the customer wants to purchase it?

Structure thoughts logically and persuasively.

They also need people who can pitch their ideas persuasively , with good client empathy particularly valued.

He speaks very persuasively but I feel in my bones that he is lying.

Paul entered the synagogue and spoke boldly there for three months, arguing persuasively about the kingdom of God.

He spoke very persuasively but I felt In my bones that he was lyIng.

Welcome to the second in this three-part Business English Pod series on presenting your ideas persuasively.

To talk or argue logically and persuasively.

Opposition politicians talk persuasively about the lot of the working poor.

In phase two, actual, clear-cut and persuasively packaged proposals will be more important.

Nurse was talking persuasively, while the cook alternately sobbed and giggled.

Mr Mandelbaum has been preaching the gospel of petrol taxes for a long time, and does so persuasively.

"I know more about life in some ways than you can ever hope to learn, " he added, softly, persuasively.

Eric Evans argues persuasively for hiding objects from the details of their configuration and association establishment

Speak more precisely and persuasively