Sentence examples for more compelling cause from inspiring English sources

Looking around the auditorium, you were confronted with a more compelling cause for celebration: on a Monday night, offering a program largely comprising unfamiliar works, the society had sold every available seat.

Coil embolisation of collaterals or catheter based occlusion of atrial septal defects may improve saturations, although investigation for a more compelling cause for the development of collaterals may allow more definitive intervention.

If no one's dead or dying, there are more compelling causes beckoning.

Granted, gay rights or hunger in Africa are far more compelling causes.

But the more compelling reason was financial.

There is another, more compelling reason.

A more compelling reason is the intervention of the state.

This would allow a more compelling case for lixivaptan.

He was combative like them but also charismatic, with a cause far more compelling than theirs: as a survivor of a lethal cancer, he has a foundation that fights cancer.

Queeney's loathing for Hester is all the more compelling for having no single identifiable cause.

Mr. Feingold said he believed his cause "is even more compelling this year because we should exercise restraint".