Sentence examples for longer compelling from inspiring English sources

Helaine Fendelman, a former president of the Appraisers Association of America, said online prices were so low now that Internet sales were no longer compelling.

And on Tuesday, the billionaire investor George Soros, who "broke the Bank of England" during the 1992 ERM crisis, said he too had been selling, sterling over the past 12 months: "Sterling did fall from around $2 to about $1.40 and at that level the risk-reward balance is no longer compelling.

Thus, a distinction (suggested by previous investigators) of two different states for Guinier-Preston zones in AlAg seems no longer compelling.

For you beginners, here's a caution: Don't let the desire to stay funded keep you doing science that's no longer compelling.

Now you're in a bind because the sites where you might find a very competitive price for your gift are no longer compelling.

Narratives of progress were no longer compelling, following the terrible events of the first half of the twentieth century.

They are either a big fat mess halfway through or the colors no longer compel.

That's why, as of Jan . 1 the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature no longer compels botanists to provide a Latin description of a new species.

He rarely reads criticism — "it's not fun anymore," he said — and admits he is no longer compelled to keep up with new movies.

But prohibiting divorce has very different consequences than in the past, because people are no longer compelled to enter marriage in the first place.

It follows that when any government usurps the power of the people, the social contract is broken; and not only are the citizens no longer compelled to obey, but they also have an obligation to rebel.