Sentence examples for compelling facts from inspiring English sources

HERE are two compelling facts about ignition-interlock devices for preventing drunk driving.

At the risk of sounding like a public service announcement, here are some compelling facts.

Despite these compelling facts, and many years of global awareness campaigns, hand-cleaning rates remain far below full compliance — particularly in low-income, developing world settings.

Again and again, the cases that seem to present the most compelling facts favoring execution prove, under scrutiny, to contain elements raising doubts.

Absent a credible account of what Catholics find vital and holy in Catholicism, it is difficult to understand one of the compelling facts reported by the Globe investigators: the continuing love and support by American Catholics, however embarrassed and heartsick they are, for their parish priests and robust communities of faith.

It will name nine Vietnamese boat people detained in camps here as plaintiffs and will argue that while they were screened out and their appeals denied "there are compelling facts that show all of these people are genuine refugees who fled persecution in Vietnam," said Arthur C. Helton, director of the Refugee Project of the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights in New York.

Besides all the broad descriptions of the large group, there is one narrow but compelling fact: One recruit is the grandson of Benjamin Ward, the son of a cleaning woman who rose to become the first black commissioner of the New York City Police Department.

But there is yet another more compelling fact: in all the thousands of naked mole rats that have lived and died in research labs and zoos over the past several decades, not a single instance of spontaneous cancer has been recorded1.

And in any case the decline does not alter the most compelling fact of the debate to both sides, which is that there are 11 million undocumented people already living in the United States whose status must be addressed in any comprehensive legislation.

That, he hopes, means we can overturn many conspiracies if people are provided with compelling, fact-based evidence.

"They create such a compelling, fact-driven vision for their company's future, they direct the candidate to focus on the value they will be able to create instead of the potential risks".