Sentence examples for compelling index from inspiring English sources

His 1970s work including, in addition to his own output, service as a producer on landmark albums from Mott the Hoople, Lou Reed, and Iggy and the Stooges remains a vital and often compelling index to a time it did its part to shape.

Healthy life expectancy is the most compelling index to measure a country's level of health.

At first sight this is a compelling index as the goal of treatment is to benefit patients.

The case for a loss cushion is less compelling in an index fund, which tends to have low turnover and thus few taxable gains to absorb.

Beware, especially, of displacement activity--those jobs you find so compelling (cleaning the lab; re-indexing your references; e-mailing) when you know you should be working on something more important and difficult.

He makes a compelling case that owning a broad index is better on average than trying to pick stocks or time the market.

"Buy index funds" is not compelling television.

Seventeen index SNPs with prior compelling evidence of association with T2D in European-derived populations (2– 6) were genotyped in 2,652 African Americans with T2D (1,502 with T2D-ESRD, 1,150 with T2D lacking nephropathy) and in 1,393 nondiabetic control subjects.

However, the meso- and macro-applications of weather index insurance may still be compelling (IFAD and WFP 2010).

We did not explore alternative weighting schemes in this initial paper describing the index because there was no compelling clinical rationale.

Cultural norms can make it difficult to determine which countries have the most honest or most corrupt public sectors, although the annual Corruption Perceptions Index from Transparency International makes for compelling (and sometimes disturbing) reading.