Sentence examples for compelling international from inspiring English sources

The evidence linking gun prevalence and violent death is strong and compelling; international comparisons are also instructive.

As a consequence, during much of the decade there was no compelling international vision on the left or the right - just an echo chamber of the leftovers and the righteous.

Today, I'll look at two of the particularly compelling international locales I explored: London and Nairobi.

On paper, at least, it would have been the most compelling international game the league has staged.

Over a thousand people perished and thousands more received life-debilitating injuries, compelling international retailers to start changing their relationship with Bangladesh's industry.

What makes British talent compelling to international business, says Kennedy, is that "whereas French ideas about fashion are based around history and traditional notions of chic, the British take is about the future, about what we want to see next.

The case for waiting remains compelling; the international embargo against Iraq remains a plausible weapon for forcing compliance with the U.N. demand that Saddam Hussein give up all of Kuwait.

Right now, Google Assistant only works in English, making it much less compelling for international users.

His films feature coherent (even compelling) plots, international casts, and, often, liberal helpings of sex and violence.

In the light of this level of uncertainty, the case is compelling for international research surveillance of the millions of people exposed to fallout from Chernobyl and selective follow-up of those exposed to high levels similar to that following the atomic bombings in Japan (Baverstock 1998; Williams 2002; Williams and Baverstock 2006).

"International volunteering can be a positive force for change but there is compelling evidence that international volunteering in residential care centres [or orphanages], especially from unskilled and unvetted volunteers, can increase the risk of harm to children living in those centres," says Anna McKeon, the communication consultant for the BVBC report.