Instead of scrutiny of the true nature of the evidence, a conviction regarding a "large and compelling literature" seems to have developed from a relatively small number of meta-analyses over a cumulative trail of secondary citations (Furnham, 2008, p. 204).
The Advocate's Daughter addresses compelling issues regarding a Supreme Court nominee and the selection process.
Earlier today, Mr. Putin offered what he seemed to regard as a compelling example of that growing trust.
But there I go, getting all fancy-academic about a production that asks first to be regarded as a compelling fairy tale, the kind that keeps you asking, "But what happens next?" Like much of that genre, this "Lear" is set in a sylvan world that is transformed from enchanted daylight into deepest night.
Third, critics of the standard view need have no aversion to secular justification and so need not object to a state of affairs in which each person, secular or religious, has what he or she regards as a compelling reason to endorse coercive laws of various sorts.
This was regarded as a compelling-but-speculative idea, but there was a way to test it.
Parfit (2001) regards this as a compelling objection, though Temkin (1993) and Eyal (2013) do not.
However, despite their proven efficacy in slowing the progression of renal damage during the course of both type 1 and type 2 diabetes through their powerful antiproteinuric effect (15– 17), some concerns can be raised regarding the compelling indication to their use in every patient with type 1 or type 2 diabetes.
Realism, the dominant theory of international relations, particularly regarding security, seems compelling in part because of its claim to embody so much of Western political thought from the ancient Greeks to the present.
According to this reformulation of the DRR, if a citizen knows that some of her compatriots have (what they regard as) compelling religious objections to a given coercive law, and if she cannot meet these objections, then she should not support that law.
