Sentence examples for more compelling argument from inspiring English sources

"The more we know, the more compelling argument at the national level," Mr. Blumenthal said.

It was a more compelling argument after what had just taken place.

A more compelling argument revolves around the idea of older employees as net creators of employment.

And self-defense is a more compelling argument in war zones, where many people are routinely armed.

But especially after Mr. Gore established himself as his own man at the Democratic Convention, it became necessary for Mr. Bush to advance a more compelling argument.

The other more compelling argument is that we live in a society where men dominate every pillar of power, from parliament to the economy to the media.

"But now people are building more compelling arguments.

But one of the more compelling arguments for reassessing G.M. came from Saul Rubin, an analyst at UBS Warburg.

Investing in baseball's long-term future, particularly with its removal from the Olympics, is one of the more compelling arguments offered by supporters of the Classic.

By defining clearly what it means to be on the left today, we hope to have more compelling arguments to convince voters to support us in those areas where we disagree with the Tories.

But Vikram Amar, a professor of law at the University of California, Davis, said the proponents had made more compelling arguments in recent court filings than they had in a two-week trial in January and in their closing arguments in June.