There are also compelling arguments why, in these contentious times, our country needs the arts for more than their intrinsic value (which should be argument enough for support).
And they provide the Obama administration with perhaps its one compelling argument for why Beijing should listen to their advice: It's in China's interest.
He said the Yankees' decision-makers were all aware that he feels ready to pitch in a game, and he made a compelling argument for why he should be allowed to pitch next week.
I'm talking about a compelling argument for why your party should choose you and not somebody else who might have more money, or more rousing speeches, or better hair.
Of Mr. Sampson, Mr. Klein said, "In the minority, I do not believe he's going to be able to make a compelling argument for why the Democrats should be returned to power".
Greatrex sets out a compelling argument for why the coalition government's incoherent energy policy is wrongly trumping up indigenous shale gas as the number one win-win solution for the UK, while undermining efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
A paper published in Science in 1981 came up with what seemed to be a compelling argument for why oil wells would run dry.
As Ryan puts this: "its general claim is that the proponent of killing cannot produce a single compelling argument for why killing another person is permissible" (Ryan 1983, 509).
So, since I have not heard a compelling argument about why I should be grossed out by a naked woman with a big ass in a magazine, I am left to speculate about why many women find this so unsettling.
