It all just doesn't start like that. Louis XIV was preceded in number by Louis XIII. Louis XIII helped expand the compelling course of structures of the French state.
On the surface, this seems like a compelling argument: of course funding for the future can wait for a little bit, and it makes sense for Congress to take as much time as is necessary to get it right, to make sure that money does what it's intended to do and that it isn't wasted.
It's a compelling tale, and of course in one respect it's true.
But since it isn't and never was, it provides a compelling reason to change course before more people are killed here or there.
There is, of course, a compelling kind of theatre in this process, evident first of all in that World Cup steamrollering by Germany two years ago.
Our goal is to provide such a compelling mathematics and engineering course of study that 60% of our students major in STEM fields.
There is, of course, a compelling reason to match on age, since productivity is related to age, and since age is, from the perspective of labor market participant, exogenous.
Unfortunately, what we still have not heard from Mr. Bush is a compelling case for the one course of action on which he seems fixated -- immediate war.
These were Gustav Metzger and Yoko Ono, herself a compelling performer who was, of course, rather more famous for the company she kept.
Dr. Simona Socrate's Mechanical Engineering course is a compelling illustration of the power of digital learning to inform and improve face-to-face teaching.
During the course of a compelling back nine, the two men exchanged birdies and bogeys, although Woods, who began the round with a comfortable three-shot lead, always managed to stay marginally ahead.
