Sentence examples for most compelling changes from inspiring English sources

ON JUNE 21st, Intel, the world's largest chipmaker, launched two new lines of chips, code-named Grantsdale and Alderwood, which it says are the "most compelling" changes to the way personal computers (PCs) work in "over a decade".

One of the most compelling changes included giving users the ability to more easily create custom stations from scratch.

The most compelling changes found were in renal histology.

But the most compelling change is a refurbished sense of mission for the eighty-four-year-old institution, signalled by the inaugural show, of six hundred and fifty works from the permanent collection, titled "America Is Hard to See".

The most compelling physical change revealed by CSLM was widespread intercellular dislocation caused by both the SG and HS reactors.

In fact, the bill offers arguably the most compelling argument for change.

By most accounts, retired Army Major General Richard Scholtes gave the most compelling reasons for change.

One of the most compelling examples of change in societal attitudes towards bullying is how bullying was portrayed in the recent movie 21 Jump Street.

Tuesday's results are perhaps the most compelling indication possible that change in the status of the West Bank and the Palestinians will not come from inside Israel.

The most compelling evidence is a change in the government's terms of reference for its "Future of Air Transport" study as it progressed from the initial consultation in 2000 to the green and white paper stages.

One of the most compelling arguments against climate-change regulation is not that global warming isn't occurring but, rather, that the dangers of further regulation far outweigh its likely benefits.