It matters not that a homeowner is out of pocket because a job relocation triggered by a layoff, illness, death, divorce, or the like compelled a sudden sale before a home appreciated sufficiently to offset brokerage commissions, legal fees and other expenses involved in buying and selling.
If the Justice Department can simply imprison a few journalists like James Risen, perhaps even the public will call for the passage of a new media shield law one void of dangerous terms like "compelled disclosure," "limitations on content," and "allegedly unlawful".
No doubt the bankers in question would like to compel Bloomberg View to renounce its opinions.
The argument for a TEV-like solution is compelling.
How to explain, doctor, that among the dancers is a man I respect, a colleague, Bill Brink, who finds Tiger "horrifyingly compelling like a 20-car accident, and breathtakingly beautiful like the Grand Canyon".
The economics of expanding resource development in countries like Chile and Peru are compelling.
Amanda should be rock and pop, but her looks and her eyes and her manner are compelling like a young Shania Twain".
It may look weird but you won't be stuck with a giant bowl of soup that you may not like but feel compelled to finish.
"First of all, people like to negotiate from a position of strength, and secondly I think the opponents of Afghanistan would like to appear to compel the international community's withdrawal," Carter said.
Condon seemed to be a musician mature beyond his years, but after a while, Beirut's compounding of brass-upon-strings-upon-brass felt like a shortcut to emotion, or even musical blackmail: like being compelled to feel very wistful indeed by a marauding mob of trombones.
