Sentence examples for compelling valuable from inspiring English sources

"For people to immediately have a compelling, valuable experience on Twitter, one of the most important things we can do is help them build a timeline and find interesting, relevant accounts to follow when they first sign up," Twitter spokeswoman Carolyn Penner told The Huffington Post in an email.

Which is exactly what makes journals so compelling, so valuable.

But what is really driving the Internet economy, Mr. Varian says, is a relatively new phenomenon known as "network effect" -- the notion that a technology based on connectedness grows increasingly compelling and valuable as more and more people use it.

I'd blame Sky for their hyping of the games they own but, a) it can't be all their fault that the hunt for fourth was more compelling, and valuable, than this; and besides, b) Adam Boulton might come around and shout at me.

This is partly why the economic proposition of solar is so compelling, unique and valuable," he said.

That's what makes the piece so valuable and compelling.

Boyle might take that hint from his old teacher, for what his structures support is more valuable and compelling than the structures themselves.

Only by doing so will you be able to create something valuable and compelling for them, and as a result you will be successful.

It is argued that there are compelling economic reasons to protect valuable assets that are prone to copying, but that there are equally compelling reasons to limit monopolistic claims and stimulate cross-licensing practices.

Companies that dive in now and embrace intelligent applications will have a significant competitive advantage in building the most compelling experiences and the most valuable businesses.

This path leading to Sochi not only provides a compelling narrative, but it also offers valuable insights on what it takes to find success in any walk of life.