compelling reason

"We certainly can't see a compelling reason to do it, " he said in an interview with the Financial Times.

And he kind of shrugged and said well, 'cause it looks cool And that's not really gonna be a very compelling reason, right?

One compelling reason to develop by acquisition is the speed with which it allows the company to enter new product or market area.

Unless there is a very good and compelling reason for you to work alone, we won't agree to it!

However, this happy fact does not translate into a compelling reason to renew the relationship.

It gives us another compelling reason to step up existing control measures with the greatest sense of urgency.

You need a million of these little features combined to add up to a compelling reason to buy an OS.

However, none of the arguments in favour a push higher provides a compelling reason for private investors to pile into the metal.

Without a compelling reason for limiting Davis's freedom of religion, then the Constitution does not allow the state to punish him.

There is no compelling reason why Airbus should be yoked to EADS, a weak defence company subject to government meddling.

Three respondents felt there was no compelling reason to change.

Snyder: Yes, the core architecture is pretty stable and probably won't change much unless there's an extremely compelling reason to do so.

I do not think these quirks provide a compelling reason for additional regulation of consumer products and services.

The warmth of strangers: But perhaps my most compelling reason to love China is the indescribable warmth and kindness of ordinary folks.

Will Google offer a compelling reason to click that 1 button or is Tweeting and Liking enough for you?

Nikki Sutterby from the Australian Society for Kangaroos says the military has provided no compelling reason for shooting so many animals.

the most compelling reason for such an endeavor is to . . .

Google is off to a good start, but he doesn't think a compelling reason exists yet for mainstream users to switch over from Facebook.

Perhaps the most compelling reason why market prices are tough to beat is the "wisdom of crowds" phenomenon.

Give your life and your efforts a clear, solid, meaningful direction. Give yourself a compelling reason to persist through every challenge.

Preventing cancer is a compelling reason to load up your cart in the produce department.

Nested types are confusing to some developers and should not be publicly visible unless there is a compelling reason to do so.

The Indignati do not find that a compelling reason to embrace a decade or so of abject misery.

By differentiating, you give readers a compelling reason to give their attention to your blog over others.

But once we figured each other out, it became a compelling reason to stick with Gmail rather than leave in a snit.

There is no compelling reason to believe him.

Last we cover some argument against going back to the moon, but there are compelling reason favor of another moon landing too.

In short, there is a clear and compelling reason to not release these particular photos.

You can always change it later if there's a compelling reason.

Universality is the first and most compelling reason to choose UTF-8.

You may end up without a compelling reason to buy a new TV within months of spending that initial $2, 179.

Performance is the most compelling reason to change a worn out door window.

If you have a compelling reason to add a path to many programs, you can also change the system's default search path.

Though some of the theories point to quality of life and earning potential, the most compelling reason is deeper than that.

Alternatively, if you have a compelling reason, such as a security fix, you can choose to immediately overwrite the form template.

I'll stick with what I'm doing now until I have a compelling reason to change.

I see no compelling reason to vote him out of office,

A compelling reason, argument, ETC