Sentence examples for a more compelling rationale from inspiring English sources

At a time when the United States economy is grappling recession, extreme risk aversion and the corollary chilling effect are avoidable at least unless Judge Rakoff can show a more compelling rationale for the prosecutions; (Surely, there cannot be an argument that too much deterrence is sub-optimal, especially when the economy is trying to come out of recession).

But there are differences that make Spitzer more of a favorite than Weiner: Eliot has been seeking redemption for five years, not two, and has a more compelling rationale to become "Sheriff of City Hall" than does a House member to become the Chief Executive of New York City.

Limited previous studies have yielded inconsistent results on the association of dietary fat intake and cognitive decline in healthy subjects (20), but several lines of evidence suggest that dietary fat modification may have a more compelling rationale in diabetic subjects.

The far more compelling rationale for campaign finance reform is to prevent the conflicts of interest that produce bad laws and policies.

—A More Compelling Search Offering.

Fortunately, there is a more compelling explanation.

Smartphones could make a more compelling study.

Elaine deserves a more compelling opposite number.

The result is a more compelling game.

A more compelling understanding of the mechanisms of action of inositol (and its derivatives) would greatly improve its therapeutic utilization, by conferring to current treatments a well-grounded scientific rationale.

Mr. Sachs finds geography a more compelling explanation.