Sentence examples for compelling measures from inspiring English sources

But for organisations whose mission is the relief and eradication of poverty, and to provide humanitarian assistance in times of disaster, there are other, equally compelling, measures of success: tents erected, livelihoods protected, water-borne diseases kept at bay.

In a sense, it's easy to see how it's a compelling measure to use: it's a simple idea that everyone can easily relate to.

A compelling measure of how quickly this industry is changing: More than 90%of the revenue earned by $25 billion (sales) Intel Corp. during 1997 came from products that didn't even exist in 1996.

Manager Mauricio Pochettino has made no secret of the fact he does not place this competition high on his list of priorities and would not even regard success in it as a compelling measure of his team's progress - he reserves that status for the Premier League and Champions League.

The fair proportion metric as used by the EDGE programme is an intuitively compelling measure of evolutionary distinctiveness, and, at the limit, it approaches the well-characterized Shapley value.

Judge Tatel said judges should balance "the public interest in compelling disclosure, measured by the harm the leak caused, against the public interest in newsgathering, measured by the leaked information's value".

That's why John Kerry's military records are so compelling; they measure the man before his critics or his supporters saw him through a political lens.

It is a compelling yet measured rendering of arguably one of the greatest literary critics and educationalists of all time.

And Eve Best gives a compelling performance that measures up to such past duchesses as Helen Mirren and Harriet Walter.

The recipe is undeniably compelling and well measured, but ultimately feels shallow.

It also provided a compelling method to measure results and ensure accountability.