Sentence examples for compelling developments from inspiring English sources

Still, the Mavericks' stylistic gambit has been one of the more compelling developments of the season's first week.

Almost entirely snowed under by those big news item of the day were some compelling developments in the N.H.L. and N.B.A. playoffs.

Still, the most compelling development of the week was the revelation that between5percentand7percentrcent of the 1,438 steroid tests conducted on players last season were positive.

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It should also be recognized that the wealth of preexisting data relating to OXY makes the parent molecule itself a compelling development candidate.

Steven Holmes, VP of new devices group and GM at Intel shared in CES 2015 the most compelling new developments arising from Intel's "make it wearable" challenge.

"As I wait for our economy to recover," he told me, "I am enjoying the ride as I witness perhaps one of the most compelling urban development stories of the 21st century".

Yet notwithstanding the compelling evidence, development assistance is under threat, and it could not come at a more critical time.

Mr. Mitchell is so adept at pastiche and genre writing that he succeeds in making such sensationalistic developments compelling (if never exactly plausible), even as he uses his descriptive skills to make the gothic world of the nunnery as palpable as the wheeling-dealing merchant world of Dejima.

But now Microsoft is in pole position to announce something like a Zune phone, having pretty much let the whole 7 cat out of the bag and lacking any really compelling major product developments other than the standard stuff.

This influx of yen helped pay for Asia's "miracle" decade, with Southeast Asia following Japan-style development, compelling citizens to save and channeling their money through bankers to finance government-sanctioned developments, with exports fueling robust gains in jobs and incomes.