Sentence examples for compelling concern from inspiring English sources
The Impressionists made drawings aplenty, but linear elegance was neither their most compelling concern nor their strongest suit.
"If I had one compelling concern in the time that I have been speaker, but previous to that as well," he said, "it is that we not idly tamper with the Constitution of the United States".
In her 36-page opinion, district judge Tanya Walton Pratt in Indianapolis said the state had a compelling concern to protect its residents, but that withholding federal grant money from the aid group "in no way furthers the state's asserted interest in the safety of Indiana residents".
This is a common and compelling concern for many mothers and caretakers of daughters here -- even for those whose girls have just completed the pilot phase of the empowerment program.
That these data are derived from a genetically distinct model (MMTV-erbB2 mouse) may be a compelling concern for a population at risk, that is, women with HER2/neu overexpressing breast cancer, who account for 15 30% of all women diagnosed with breast cancer.
More profoundly, the narrative's gestures toward mythology and a philosophy of reincarnation feel like a distraction from the more compelling concerns of loyalty and loss.
The other, even more compelling, concerns candy itself: how some of the brands we remember so vividly — Abba-Zaba bars, Peeps — owed their existence to the kitchen experiments of immigrants.
Susan Greenfield, a noted British neuroscientist who has studied the impact of new technology on people, has articulated some compelling concerns related to the mediated nature of technology.
He had, though, a compelling constituency concern, one with national implications that would keep him busy from the late 1980s on.
The only exceptions were to be after "case-by-case" decisions by judges after the presentation of "supporting evidence," like a "compelling" privacy concern.
That decision opposed quotas, but it said racial equity was such a compelling social concern that universities could consider race in admissions decisions.
