compelling reason

There's no compelling reason for the week to have seven days.

The most compelling reason not to buy a computer is cost.

There's one guy who could have done both, but not for any real compelling reason.

He needs to give them a compelling reason to get out and vote for him again in 2012.

I believe there is a more compelling reason: his wife.

This may be so, but I see no compelling reason to believe it.

"Having standard ways of getting information is a compelling reason for business to get involved."

And they never would look, either, unless someone gave them a compelling reason.

There was no compelling reason for someone like it to become human.

"Give me one compelling reason I should go down there."

When the music changed and the show died, there was no longer a compelling reason to stay.

"That's the most compelling reason for us to continue taking our share."

There were always too many compelling reasons not to say anything.

It was a compelling reason for the museum to become involved.

And getting into the market before rates go up is a compelling reason for moving quickly.

He had to come up with a compelling reason to throw her out of office.

Could I have known all the time that it was there, but needed some compelling reason for running away?

I cannot think of any compelling reason to believe they will not do it again - at the first opportunity.

We had decided not to get married, since there seemed to be no compelling reason to do so.

Does the parent who wants to move have a compelling reason, or is she just trying to keep the child away from the father?

It takes a compelling reason for students to leave friends and neighborhood.

"Give him a very compelling reason to go somewhere else."

In fact, I had a more compelling reason for not wanting him around.

Now I have an even more compelling reason for keeping the firm out of your hands.

"What you've got to have is a compelling reason for parents to want to choose," he said.