Sentence examples for a compelling draw from inspiring English sources

Cross border currency transfers might prove more of a compelling draw to pull users into Circle vs the core proposition of an app to settle cash debts with friends/acquaintances, given the typical complexity and expense involved in sending fiat money abroad via traditional banking routes.

Why has it not paid off?In large part it is because supermarkets are not a compelling draw in terms of price and service.

IPO shares became a compelling draw in an era when a mania for unproven technology companies led to a situation where share prices of newly public companies often doubled or tripled in the first day of trading.

Then the judges retired for an hour and a half of deliberation, and as always, had a hard time deciding on a winner because each of the final six had a compelling draw.

While the federal government's mission will always be a compelling draw for talent, the private sector's hiring agility, higher compensation packages and career development opportunities will pose a challenge to federal hiring.

Without the compelling draw of a winning team, he has focused on sports as entertainment.

If you know the difference between feeling open, light, compelled, drawn towards, etc... and feeling resistance, tension, heaviness, unsettled and physically ill... you'll be able to extract guidance from checking in with your body and what you're feeling.

"This is the first time in history a company would be compelled to draw up a description of its secret technology and deliver it to competitors".

Today's producers no longer feel compelled to draw a modesty curtain around current events.

Not merely a historical novel, you're compelled to draw parallels between the upheaval of the Reformation and the situation today.

For me, writers who have felt compelled to draw attention to the poor's lot have produced the best work.