Though the primary race seems oddly quixotic, it still holds a compelling logic for each candidate.
But most analysts do not see a compelling logic for oil markets — or other commodities for that matter — to ditch the dollar.
"It just doesn't seem that there's a compelling logic for NBC to be a part of GE," says Peter Cohan, a GE shareholder and business professor at Babson College in Wellesley, Mass.
"You, Company, don't get to restrain me for long from working for a competitor until you keep me for a number of years" is an equally compelling logic for non-competes.
"We reluctant hawks may disagree among ourselves about the most compelling logic for war -- protecting America, relieving oppressed Iraqis or reforming the Middle East -- but we generally agree that the logic for standing pat does not hold," Keller wrote.
These types of uses of the evidence are exemplified by the following:And, "Despite the lack of evidence supporting effectiveness of IPV screening (32, 33 (MacMillan et al., 2009)), there is compelling logic for screening (34,35), and routine assessment for victimization is supported by most major medical societies (36).
John Samerjan, a spokesman for the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, said the timing was less important than the compelling logic of a unique attraction in one of the most desirable locations in the country.
Taking a cue from this posting, if compelling logic does not work for global warming, perhaps fear might.
"But there is a more compelling logic, and I think Bush and Powell deserve credit for finally acknowledging that if the United States did not get deeply involved, the situation would only get worse and eventually would directly affect us".
Addressing childhood obesity has a compelling logic, and the science offers many opportunities for intervention.
