Sentence examples for at compelling from inspiring English sources

But while the first suit, brought by a group called the Campaign for Fiscal Equity, was at its basic level a challenge of the state's financing formula for New York City, the second suit is aimed at compelling a court decision on the question of adequacy of education in poorer districts all around the state.

Though Tim & Eric excelled at compelling the crowd to participate in ridiculous religious rituals — "turn to the person to your left, kiss them on the lips and say, 'Praise Hosanna!'" — it's easier to change the subject with a jump cut than on a stage.

Day-Lewis is always watchable and at times compelling.

For instance, when a multinational makes purchases from a small supplier, the multinational sets c at zero, compelling the small supplier to rectify some lots unjustly rejected (Squeglia 1994).

And the arguments they invoked inspired me because they got at something compelling.

The company's lawyers weren't happy either, with the name at least, compelling the project to be called "the Small Publisher Negotiation Program".

His friendliness, compelling at first, could suddenly turn sour.

Unlike other sites where game creators share their work for prestige alone, the revenue split at Kongregate is compelling.

Amir has a “buy” rating on the stock because he said the risk versus the reward is compelling at these levels.

Valuation is compelling at 13.5 times forward earnings per share estimates, 9.5 times EV/EBITDA and a 0.57 PEG ratio on five-year estimated EPS growth rate of 22%.

Timothy Snyder, a professor of history at Yale, compels us to look squarely at the full range of destruction committed first by Stalin's regime and then by Hitler's Reich.