Sentence examples for Compelling route from inspiring English sources
Comparison of humidity sensing properties of sensors with different electrode material may propose a compelling route for designing and optimizing humidity sensors.
Other newspapers tried having columnists read their work - or actors reading the columnists' work - or took the rather more compelling route of making interviews with music and film stars available for download.
Of course, there's the enjoyment of shared speculation ("How CAN they get the gun and get out before anyone sees them?") but shared fornication is generally a more compelling route to togetherness.
A more compelling route to reconciling science and religion comes in Shermer's discussions of theology and reasons for belief.
The diplomatic and non-aggressive solution proposed by the Russians is a compelling route, but I feel strongly that America and its allies should intervene militarily in Syria.
The API model creates a compelling route to market that if successful can scale capital efficiently and gain a network effect over time.
Airlines would also be compelled to re-route passengers on another airline — or an alternative transport mode — if they were unable to find an alternate route on their own services within 12 hours of the original departure time.
While compulsion may be an important possibility for extreme low-savers, it is decidedly illiberal and most countries have tried to encourage rather than compel more saving.Their main route has been the tax code.
This pissed me off, and I was eventually compelled to request a route change.
The experiment was successful, in that the Israeli government was eventually compelled to move the route of the Separation Barrier back towards the Green Line -- the internationally recognized boundary between Israel and the West Bank -- and 95% of the village land and olive trees were spared.
Its Google TV platform appeared to offer a software route to web TV, but with little in the way of compelling programmes few people were prepared to step on board.
