compelling case

The numbers are not large, perhaps 40 to 80 especially compelling cases.

"There is not a very compelling case to do anything right now."

He made a compelling case, based on his Texas record.

"I think it makes a compelling case for what the law needs to say."

I think a pretty compelling case can be made that yes, in fact, they do.

But he provides a compelling case that something big is going on.

Even if a compelling case can be made, where do you draw the line?

A large federal study, completed several years ago, seemed to make a compelling case that they should.

There is going to have to be a very compelling case for anybody to take this into a court of law.

It could be that Dean will make a compelling case as to why he is.

Yet taking consumer power into account makes a far more compelling case for it.

But these details are not the most compelling case against Wright.

So far as we now know, there was no need to strike Iraq before a more compelling case had been developed.

It is not meant to be objective, but to present a compelling case.

"We have already presented an extremely compelling case," she said.

But the more frustrated analysts can also make a compelling case.

Neither man has been more able than the other to make a compelling case for his candidacy.

The agency has neither the staff nor resources to deal with any but the most compelling cases.

But she makes the most compelling case for the value of cleanliness.

I am satisfied a compelling case is here for removal of the President.

Well, that's a compelling case for the private sector delivering services!

The report makes a compelling case for a return to the personal approach of the caseworker system.

"There is a compelling case for rate relief," he said.

Makes a compelling case for a work that deserves a modern audience.

"But I'm not going to have one or two compelling cases define our policy.