Sentence examples for a compelling source from inspiring English sources
It may feel a little soon to be dissecting the creation of Facebook on the cinema screen, but Ben Mezrich's The Accidental Billionaires is a compelling source text.
For Mr. O'Connor, film has always been a compelling source of inspiration, even if he's never incorporated the form in a dance until now.
One big reason for Apple's failure to gain traction in television is that Apple TV has not had a compelling source of television and movie content that allows the product to stand out.
And when you consider that the Snap Store itself can already be enabled across dozens of different Linux distributions (42 as of today), suddenly the Snap Store becomes a compelling source for information and community content, not just something to launch when you need a specific app.
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In fact, SDLs provide a compelling source for TPEF and SHG, as they combine key features such as excellent beam quality, output power, short pulse durations, amplitude stability, and can be made to operate at a large set of wavelengths, well-matched to key TPEF dyes, while maintaining simplicity and ease of operation.
I don't see any compelling source for reliable high-single-digit returns in the coming half-decade or decade.
One compelling source, the Declamationes of the little-known humanist Benedetto Colucci, represents Ficino presiding in 1474 over a group of five well-born youths (see Colucci 1939).
But she faces a similar limitation in compelling sources to furnish documents and testimony.
Offices can also be compelling sources of personal narrative, as evinced by the success of television shows like "Mad Men," "30 Rock," "The Good Wife" and, naturally, "The Office".
In the continuing quest for business growth, many CEOs are turning to their CIOs and IT organizations because technology is essential to two compelling sources of growth: innovation and integration.
