Sentence examples for more compelling since from inspiring English sources
The value of such achievements appeared all the more compelling since they were not theoretical postulates derived from abstract speculation but represented historically realized exempla.
We observed a significant correlation between either the MTV or TLG response and clinical outcome, with TLG appearing to be more compelling, since this parameter contains more information about the of FDG-uptake.
Spiritually, reconciliation is more compelling than rejection, since its motive energy comes from love.
The tragedy was even more compelling to me since I'd left Dr. Caldicott only 20 hours earlier when we had been talking for days about the threat to humanity of nuclear armaments and power plants.
It's the voice overlay feature that seems the more compelling of the two, since it demonstrates a pretty solid understanding of the kinds of game videos that get spread around most often.
That these people aren't more compelling is puzzling because ever since a sneak preview of the series was shown a few weeks ago, yachting chat boards have been dotted with comments suggesting that the cast doesn't actually have much crewing experience and consists mostly of trolls seeking reality-TV fame.
That last bit is one of the more compelling additions to the ring since launch.
Indeed, it could be argued that the rationale for the use of clinician-performed ultrasonography is even more compelling in the care of children since the goal of minimal exposure to ionizing radiation is most important in this age group [9].
Lisa Appignanesi Novelist Tony Judt's Postwar: A History of Europe Since 1945 (William Heinemann £25) is more compelling than any thriller.
Google initially made it known that a paedophile, politician and doctor were among the initial removal requests, but has since acknowledged there are some more compelling claims.
Since this is hardly news, more compelling than "who," perhaps, is "what" -- as in, what kind of art do these terrible people like?
