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But the arguments for going forward are much more compelling.
However, the second set of reasons is perhaps more compelling.
Of the two examples below, which one sounds more compelling?
Meanwhile, new health features could make Apple Watch more compelling.
Fakes are more compelling, more clickable than the real thing.
As China has grown stronger, that need became more compelling.
Those small details make the simulation that much more compelling.
Right now the latter path is the more compelling one.
Yes, today, their prospective pairing is more compelling than ever.
Such arguments were more compelling when Chinese growth seemed unstoppable.
Still, Cramer said he thinks Altria's stock is more compelling.
Get back in there and be more compelling next time.
The case for going nuclear is much more compelling today.
The more compelling part of Mizrahi's life, however, begins earlier.
It's more compelling than the mediocre originals on Facebook Watch.
And that self awareness made him all the more compelling.
"That makes having money in a Roth even more compelling."
Even in 1973, she was the much more compelling character.
To me, that was far more compelling to listen to.
We've rounded up some of the more compelling science here.
That would emphasize that the case to hike is more compelling.
But it's the Bennett trade that is more compelling to me.
"Different physicists have different opinions on what's more compelling," he said.
PEOPLE rounded out the list with five more compelling species. 1.
Again, cooking isn't really explained, making it all the more compelling.
Live Transcribe is, perhaps, the more compelling of the two offerings.
That is what makes Lord Leopold a far more compelling villain.
A more compelling tactical matchup for Till might be Stephen Thompson.
This design offers a more compelling use case than other foldables.
Follow the S.T.A.R. structure to answer in a more compelling way.
More compelling are in-person meetings with representatives or their staff.
But in 2019, they felt they had a more compelling case.
I think that's much more compelling than doing lots of flashbacks.
The notes sections are sometimes more compelling than their corresponding essays.
Amber has 6 months to reapply with a more compelling argument.
I admire their certainty in something far more compelling than reality.
More compelling is the Lenovo 300e, which comes in at $279.
Mr. Trump's story is clearly far more compelling to Republican voters.
But it's a far more compelling and important movie than that.
The case for shorting European and U.K debt is more compelling.
That the whole thing was true made it ever more compelling.
But exploring outside the retail market promises something much more compelling.
The debates are more informative and more compelling as a result.
They are certainly far more compelling characters than the young victims.
But Cheer does something much more expansive and even more compelling.
So five witnesses are no more compelling or persuasive than one.
A correction since September has made valuations "more compelling", he said.
That kind of info could guide users to create more compelling content.
COJI is one of the company's more compelling products in a while.
But in their quest, both have stumbled into something richer, more compelling.
There are, however, more compelling reasons to keep all guns off planes.
I must admit that I find Mr Street the more compelling candidate.
For more compelling true crime coverage, follow our Crime magazine on Flipboard.
By starting early, Google could have a more compelling product at launch.
Even more compelling (and significantly less expensive), however, is Toy-Con Garage.
What is more compelling than the opposing composites of fire and water?
Moore's win in Alabama "makes the 2018 race more compelling," he added.
To attract newcomers, Spotify also recently introduced a more compelling free service.
More compelling ideas to achieve those goals exist across the political spectrum.
Amidst this buzz, investors might be overlooking more compelling global market factors.
I'm making "Privacy" sound creepier and more compelling than it ultimately is.
Both are party tricks, but Apple's is probably the more compelling one.
There's an even more compelling case for them to vote their conscience.
Each mouthful is a little different, one more compelling than the last.
His populism is more compelling to people who respond to such things.
But sometimes, it's more compelling to be tossed right into a scene.
The neobanks&apos competitive interest rates are making their accounts more compelling.
The subject turned out to be even more compelling than I'd imagined.
But there is an even more compelling reason: It is extremely dangerous.
If the immersive experience became more compelling, the content, it gets better.
This one is, for me, by far the more compelling and profound.
The packs are lighter, the graphics more sophisticated, and the experience more compelling.
Those are the more compelling parts, I think, in a lot of ways.
And that might make it feel a bit more compelling for the audience.
"It will be much more compelling than anything else out there," he said.
It drives a more compelling experience, he says, which creates a better product.
But the fact that they have noise-canceling technology makes them more compelling.
There are a lot of big ideas here, some more compelling than others.
So Samsung is slowly but surely making the Samsung Gear S2 more compelling.
Among the more compelling on-board features is the addition of Force Mobile.
Try new tactics to acquire customers, and focus on building more compelling products.
IAM Robotics is one of the more compelling local entrants in the space.
"It makes these findings even more compelling, in my opinion," he told reporters.
Her worries are relatable ones, which makes this even more compelling a watch.
His stump speech became more compelling and he spoke with more alluring cadence.
Dan: And what makes this ecosystem more compelling over rivals like Hong Kong?
But facts, when brought to light, can be even more compelling than dollars.
Until conservatives "make a more compelling case, he's not going there," Meadows said.
Front Burner A cocktail at the Ritz Paris is more compelling than ever.
It's like even the show knows Ward's story is more compelling than Danny's.
At this point in "Westworld," the androids are more compelling than the humans.
Even more compelling is Flaw Detection, which points out when you've messed up.
The more compelling switcheroo in this episode is the handiwork of Kim Wexler.
By simple contrast, the factual history is infinitely more compelling than the mythology.
Pre-BERT searches showed images of tartan fabric, which is a more compelling result.
But for every point you'd make, there's a powerful and often more compelling counterargument.
Maybe a future edition can expand on strengths to create a more compelling book.
Pine has the splashier, more compelling role as the marooned and mortal Steve Trevor.
These questions were easily more compelling than playing blackjack or watching the live band.
The IconX is arguably the more compelling of the two new pieces of hardware.
"I'd rather take the challenge of trying to create more compelling content," he says.
You can see why the items outside of the HealthBox might be more compelling.
In opening those features up to everyone, Instapaper starts presenting a more compelling offering.
The company's implementation of the technology is one of the more compelling among flagships.
The more compelling ones often end up posted back on the subreddit for critique.
Their political aspirations collided, but she's a much more compelling figure than he is.
It indicates that there are not more compelling investment opportunities within the university itself.
The Note 23's implementation is actually one of the more compelling I've seen.
At the very least, it was more compelling in 1998 than it is today.
What may be even more compelling is the shared aesthetic between Ruscha and Twitchell.
Everything that's compelling about this lawsuit from the beginning is even more compelling today.
"For people refinancing, this will be a more compelling proposition," added Mark Hamrick, Bankrate.
But history offers another, older parallel that in its way is even more compelling.
Mr. Effron said there still were more compelling reasons to pursue mergers than not.
The resulting videos were denser and more compelling than content on Snapchat and Instagram.
Nothing is more compelling and moving than a child fighting for his own life.
But then, on reflection, I agreed that repetition could make the statistics more compelling.
It would be nice if he could find a more compelling way of conveying that.  
If things go as planned, this newest acquisition will make that offering even more compelling.
He doubted, however, that the case for a deal had become more compelling since November.
That last bit is one of the more compelling additions to the ring since launch.
Or is the current slate of pre-IPO candidates more compelling than in the past?
Nicole Kidman has rarely been more compelling, and Colin Farrell has rarely looked more appealing.
But it's more compelling for the iconic but rich cast of mostly non-human characters.
Surely a more compelling graph would show the rate per thousand people who are married?
Are there games that you've found more compelling by virtue of being bad at them?
It is conceivable that more compelling, anti-establishment candidate could have seriously challenged his election.
He added that an offer closer to A$4 would be more compelling for investors.
Empowering and enabling people is far more compelling, and the results are always much better.
In some ways it could be more compelling, but it's a hard sell right now.
Few things are more compelling than the vulnerability of someone who unapologetically own their shit.
The second and maybe more compelling answer is that it's just 25 games, you dope.
If Microsoft offerings are available in more places, it's more compelling to work with Microsoft.
Perhaps even more compelling, the device seems to hold the torch for the headphone jack.
National statistics set the scene, but the stories on the ground are even more compelling.
But it can be even more compelling watching those big names, those feted teams, fail.
More compelling is the way Felix's presence makes long simmering resentments at the firm unavoidable.
Altria said it plans to refocus its resources on more compelling reduced-risk tobacco product opportunities.
I think how you live your life based on the uncertainty is a more compelling thing.
Instead, Samsung showed us something possibly more compelling: A TV that looks great from every angle.
There are more compelling needs, like health and education, competing for the same scarce government resources.
Over time, Tangerine aims to expand the premium feature set to make subscription conversions more compelling.
For now Mr Allen's theory looks more compelling, though further work might easily alter the balance.
Her real deal is much more compelling than the contrived bullshit that celebrities pull every day.
This is a big reason why the Trump-Russia-Comey story is so much more compelling.
"We think the experience on the iPhone is more compelling than on the iPad," Adams said.
The arguments against the requirement for voter ID are more compelling than the case for it.
It was dramatic, heartfelt, and, frankly, more compelling than what's going on with the Keating 5.
The EEF hopes that evidence will be more compelling when it comes from a friendly face.
In the years ahead, Kennedy's influence over the nation's future will be more compelling than ever.
What's even more compelling is that Officer Yanez appeared unhinged in the viral Facebook Live video.
A more compelling early use case that GoodLands has mapped has to do with climate change.
In many ways, R.J. Cipriani is a more compelling and mysterious figure than his alter ego.
Like Hillary herself, her prominent supporters can think of no virtue more compelling than her identity.
"Chipotle looks much more compelling on the chart," Maley said on CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Monday.
The truth is far more compelling, and it's clear as day on your grocery store shelf.
One of the more compelling aspects of the work is the artist's use of photo projection.
In contrast to the arguments against it, the case for tax reform is much more compelling.
Sounds unbelievable since she's only 14 ... and there are even more compelling reasons why it's unbelievable.
" At the time, he said it would be "much more compelling than anything else out there.
Electric-car makers need to develop vehicles that are more compelling than their gas-powered counterparts.
But the argument made by Democrats in calling for witnesses is more compelling than ever before.
The tool then transforms each message into a more compelling and easy-to-understand visual card.
Tesla has oddball panache and is probably more compelling than a conventional period piece would be.
Many of us find the arguments for the existence of God more compelling than the counterarguments.
While far from groundbreaking, the new features do make the app's search function much more compelling.
The cardiac schwannomas [a type of heart tumor] were more compelling, but again, only for males.
Depending on your politics, you might find one of these arguments more compelling than the other.
This made the technique all the more compelling when the end result revealed convincingly smooth, even skin.
Since the dawn of time, critics have been writing about how villains are more compelling than heroes.
More compelling, to my mind, are the documents' implications for a potential antitrust case around competition issues.
The firm noted more compelling offerings, a great culture of consumer engagement, and realization of operational efficiencies.
Perhaps the aesthetic behind said doohickeys proves more compelling as a visual palette than a musical one.
But simply having someone else to experience A Way Out with makes it a more compelling game.
Unfortunately, the Chilbolton message is no more compelling as evidence of real contact than the movie Species.
But a comparison to Lane's previous film suggests that lies make for more compelling stories than bullshit.
Can a 30-second commercial for a movie be way more compelling than a full-length trailer?
It will need to dream up more compelling reasons to subscribe if it wants to boost earnings.
So, perhaps there's a more compelling option somewhere between Blachowicz and Manuwa in the light heavyweight rankings.
Messaging on the other hand is a more compelling interface as it works for people across generations.
However, if the second route is preferred, London will become an ever-more compelling destination for all.
The firm cited a "more compelling risk/reward" on better user growth and positive feedback from advertisers.
Finding a way to improve or automate food logging would make for a much more compelling proposition.
If Google could drop the price to, say, $99, it would be a far more compelling proposition.
The Model 23 is a more compelling and important car — full of ideas, with a revolutionary attitude.
Eddie Mensore's bracing simulation of a mine collapse is more compelling than the material that surrounds it.
But even more compelling and potentially game-changing are the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
If anything, this should make Sanders's case that money in politics is the key problem more compelling.
Even in its new, less creaky, more compelling incarnation, the Lepage "Ring" has still overstayed its welcome.
When students are personally invested in their subject matter, the artwork they create is always more compelling.
The Neo, with a smaller 9-inch screen, makes it more compelling for on-the-go use.
Sadly, as it turns out, Rorschach the metaphor is a lot more compelling than Rorschach the reality.
I dove headfirst into this newfound reality, one that became even more compelling as I explored further.
There is nothing more compelling to people than being part of a solution exercise that really works.
One of the more compelling announcements of the bunch is the addition of a free version of Teams.
"I always find a book that much more compelling when the character stands to lose everything," he says.
His gift is to tell this joke as if just taking a break from the more compelling argument.
WarnerMedia, on the other hand, doesn't have ESPN and thus has to build a more compelling streaming service.
Bringing Soviet characters in from the cold, mapping their private conflicts with geopolitical ones, makes more compelling drama.
Airbnb, meanwhile, captured much more housing inventory, and this allowed the company to offer a more compelling service.
The company partnered with an Indian illustrator to make these safety controls more compelling with attractively designed options.
But today Anchor is back with a new version, and it's much more compelling than what came before.
Two other names are much more compelling picks right now, according to legendary Silicon Valley investor Roger McNamee.
All told, the Pixelbook Go is a more compelling proposition than the original Pixelbook, based on price alone.
Wilson made the case repeatedly that third-party developers are also making Apple's solutions for education more compelling.
Now TomTom is getting on board, in the latest effort to offer more compelling wearable features through software.
Frankly, I found the house to be a more compelling characterization of each family member than any dialogue.
Harry Potter: Wizards Unite is more compelling to me, since I've read the books and watched the movies.
These men also have wives and girlfriends who just might be more compelling than the core four dudes.
Discrete functions are more compelling reasons to buy a new thing than single-percentage-point improvements in quality.
But those arguments are nonetheless worth considering, and may be more compelling at points than you might expect.
Is it still a guilty pleasure that manages to write more compelling female characters than 90% of tv?
Netgear is the more compelling of the two, using a mesh network to place them throughout the home.
Is writing about a childhood with famous parents any more compelling than writing about a more common childhood?
It looked more compelling than 3D TVs ever did, but still seemed unimpressive for something priced at $8,000.
In iron ore, the futures market appears to be telling a more compelling story than the spot market.
One of the more compelling companies that stands to benefit from this trend is New York-based Convene.
Economics of satellite design and launch have also become a lot more compelling for investors in recent years.
I do think there are probably more compelling ways I could use my Apple Watch that I haven't.
The more originals the streaming giant produces, the "more compelling" the service is for its users, Mahaney said.
The evidence base for the benefits of well-managed flexible working arrangements is getting more and more compelling.
If BlackBerry could only marry that security with better hardware, then it'd have a far more compelling package.
Somehow, against all common sense, adding constraints to the process of creating art had made it more compelling.
Home and Away Two more compelling immigration stories build on the connection you made with Hamid's refugee narrative.
It doesn't help that Mr. Cale is often more compelling when playing other people than when playing himself.
But now, this informal knowledge has been empirically confirmed, and the case for change couldn't be more compelling.
Last year Escreet released "Learn to Live," one of the more compelling electro-fusion records in recent memory.
But a more compelling reason to keep much of America's dairy out of Canada is for health reasons.
A report in The New York Times on Sunday evening could make Bolton an even more compelling witness.
But the visuals presented by the frustration line are much more compelling than the assessment and repair line.
But then the ending hints that a third installment might roll the dice on a more compelling premise.
And having Wendell Potter at the helm makes the argument for universal health care all the more compelling.
New software, content, and financing solutions for learning outside the traditional school system are more compelling business opportunities.
But the evidence pointing to Wright is strong, and much more compelling than the theories pointing to Barron.
Voice-activated devices created a much more compelling reason for users to allow tech giants into their homes.
The resurgence of Mickelson and the 43-year-old Woods has made the men's game infinitely more compelling.
And in a broader, more compelling sense, Three Billboards feels like it could have sprung from O'Connor's imagination.
Unfortunately, stories are far more compelling than statistics: Most people don't think — or, more important, feel — in numbers.
Most importantly though, the more thought you give this left field hypothetical fight, the more compelling it sounds.
Maybe Allis was just a great interview, and a more compelling character upon which to carry the story's narrative.
Here are seven ways to reframe this common question to help you come up with a more compelling answer.
Yarn stands out because it mixes photos and videos into its interactive stories, making them all the more compelling.
The bank froze applications for its Prestige card this summer as it reviewed how to make it more compelling.
"Gaming companies have also been developing more compelling content and interaction with their consumers," Westcott said in an email.
As consumers become more responsible, and individual plans win share over group plans, online aggregators should become more compelling.
"Without an emergency order halting the Trump action, swift action in this litigation becomes even more compelling," he said.
It's a great feature for busy users, and it's even more compelling than wireless charging in its current form.
"Basically, any content type that a creative would need in order to tell a more compelling story," Leonard said.
Zorya might be little-known in Britain, but theirs is a far more compelling story than that of United.
Her post-partum presence as an exhausted, milk-leaking mammal is all the more compelling for her blank stare.
The more one "moves" in VR, the more compelling it is … but the greater the risk of motion sickness.
There is little technology or innovation in-store to make it a more compelling experience over purchasing something online.
Additionally, there are plenty of more compelling, albeit indirect, images and graphs of entanglement included in other scientific papers.
"It's very important, in that it makes the case for early planet formation that much more compelling," Batygin said.
This type of elaborate picture painting is made that much more compelling by the sheer casualness of Wayne's delivery.
Once you get past those terms and into the next tier, however, it does get a little more compelling.
Since the day it launched, one of Google Photos' more compelling features has been its automatically generated montage videos.
As Ryder's mother, navigating a delicate situation while returning to her roots, Robin Weigert is a bit more compelling.
I suppose that's a fair enough rationale, but I find the personal reasons for coming out far more compelling.
Once you figure that out, you can make a more compelling case for why you deserve a pay bump.
That sort of tech can make ads—which easily fade into a viewer's mental background—more compelling, Pearce adds.
Sofonisba, the more compelling and modern of the two, was a sensitive portraitist whose work is easy to recognize.
As Mister Jiu's seasonal menu moves from winter to spring, it promises to grow even more compelling and provocative.
Absent any more compelling policies to draw more voters to their candidates, this is what they are going with.
This was the best argument for impeachment prior to the Ukraine scandal's emergence, and it's even more compelling now.
"5G could prove to be one of the more compelling and investable themes in semis," Bank of America said.
The Dorne plot line in the books hasn't reached its payoff yet, but its characters are far more compelling.
Art's uplifting power is unmistakably real; today, the works of the most original autodidacts feel more compelling than ever.
I think a lot about video game protagonists and how we as an industry can make them more compelling.
As interesting as the app is, I found it far more compelling that the Empath API is available to developers.
He said he would rethink his energy exposure if he saw more compelling yield opportunities in sectors other than energy.
Scientists have been looking for such objects, and have now provided further, more compelling evidence for intermediate-mass black holes.
Sir Walter Scott was a great poet, but only Shakespeare could have written a more compelling tragicomedy for our times.
One of the more compelling features contained here-in is June's software update pushes, which are delivered over Wi-Fi.
It's one reason why the paper's findings are more compelling than previous work that has been done on the subject.
It's probably not necessarily a case against Walmart, but more so that the bullish case is more compelling for Amazon.
If economists want to be of use, they should work on providing more compelling stories about how the world works.
"There are much more compelling reasons for China to go to Southeast Asia than the other way round," he said.
A recent diplomatic trip undertaken by the incumbent American president would, in fact, make for even more compelling musical drama.
Meetings are one of the more compelling features Microsoft's bringing to the table here, incorporating Skype functionality into the app.
No AI could reasonably construct that, and it's what makes Robert a more compelling villain than any evil machine god.
When these violations add up, and are combined with failed results, there is a more compelling explanation for failed results.
I found the desktop experience more compelling, because it was easier to focus on detail on a pure black background.
A ruthless editor could have excised at least a quarter of the words and created a tighter, more compelling book.
What's more compelling is that the company's technology works without exposing the underlying business to significant security risks, Provo says.
Among the more compelling reports we've seen surface so far involve the company helping to sell you other streaming services.
But ultimately, both are more compelling after five hours than any introvert with a pen has a right to be.
Simon trains his camera on the more compelling drag queens, both on stage and backstage, where the juiciest parts happen.
No more compelling is the belief that street protest at the convention could cause even greater divides throughout the country.
The last two relate to presenting the technology in a more compelling way and highlighting the human emotions and rivalries.
They sketch the shelter's tragic past in a way that lets your imagination craft something more compelling than the FMV.
The other two headphones are a bit more compelling and feel like the products Focal was actually interested in making.
Rising rates can also be bad for stocks because, at some point, higher yielding bonds can be more compelling investments.
Much more compelling are the emigrant stories shared in an accompanying exhibit of photographs and text, organized by Jennifer Baker.
These considerations are more compelling than protecting intelligence "sources and methods," as important as that is in more ordinary circumstances.
Those seeking to counter disinformation of any kind have an inherent advantage: the true story will always be more compelling.
The advantages of a Viacom dealViacomCBS, as the company is to be called, could be a more compelling streaming contender.
She says that isn't realistic, and that it's more compelling for characters to be honest and work through their issues.
But in the absence of more compelling evidence, Europe is better off policing those threats, rather than banishing Huawei entirely.
Sony's sample of nine titles for testing PlayStation VR was more compelling than the first titles for Vive and Rift.
Each of the novels, memoirs, and essay collections will draw you in with quality writing and even more compelling stories.
With this elevated profile in the cloud landscape, IBM now offers a more compelling alternative to Amazon, Microsoft, and Google.
But in withholding a sense of triumph and leaning into Dory's disappointment, Search Party makes a much more compelling choice.
Throw in a sputtering stock market and a stalled bull market in bonds, and the argument becomes even more compelling.
The Red Sox tend to play long games, but their style is exciting, which makes for a more compelling product.
But the goal of the collaboration is to offer a more compelling way to stay connected while behind the wheel.
And battery costs might continue to drop for years after that, making electric cars a more and more compelling option.
But in the end, Ms. Cabán's message proved more compelling to her supporters than those warnings were to everyone else.
Interactive programming guides still often make an appearance, but search, recommendations and on-demand options make these interfaces more compelling.
The movement he's created lacks an obviously more compelling successor, and he continues to be broadly popular with the public.
It has been an absorbing women's tournament, more compelling round by round and epic by epic than the men's event.
This organic approach to grid design is one of the more compelling aspects of writing freestyles from the center outward.
Do you think that the Democrats should have made a more compelling argument to black voters in the last election?
But three seasons into the show, the plot ought to have more sense of direction and a more compelling thrust.
In fact, even the current Apple Watch seems like a more compelling buy, so long as you're on an iPhone.
Letter of Recommendation Artistic innovations spurred by curiosity rather than by intellectual principles arguably produce more compelling and enduring breakthroughs.
Chipotle: As the stock continues to put space between itself and the health scares last fall, Cramer finds it more compelling.
That will make the ad product more compelling, compared with brands' existing ability to sponsor other editorial playlists on the service.
At the same time, he added, emerging markets may offer more compelling valuations, even if the United States continues to outperform.
What's more interesting is the new, battery-powered controller accessory — something that could potentially create a more compelling Gear VR experience.
Of course, maybe it's just that Daryl Dixon is turning into a much more compelling character than Rick Grimes has become.
And so, our overall strategy over the last five years has been to get more compelling content and own it globally.
The more I can connect with them, the more compelling their expressions will be — gestures play a huge roll in that.
As more organizations digitize workflows, Slack's value proposition becomes even more compelling as a means to connect employees, applications, and data.
I think that's a much more compelling message than, 'Look, we've got two Supreme Court justices and we could get more.
I can't think of a more compelling reason for firms to embrace increased diversity on both sides of the pitch table.
Specific, minor details are often more compelling than the main action in these movies, for all of Bekmambetov's emphasis on story.
And yet Girlboss might be more compelling if it could move beyond 2005, where it stagnates for most of its run.
It's hardly the first wearable to get the functionality, but it should make the device a more compelling buy for runners.
Come November, we will find out which of the competing stories on offer during this campaign that Americans find more compelling.
I found these initially intriguing but eventually tedious; more compelling is "Work No. 2721," from which the exhibition takes its name.
The argument would be more compelling if the new Echo hadn't arrived at the same time sporting a much nicer design.
Grime, rap, Bjork, and the majority of British youth culture aside though, one gigantic and more compelling absence dominated the night.
Maybe if future iPhones let you wirelessly charge the AirPods that feature will be more compelling, but right now it isn't.
Is it possible that screenwriter Ben Ripley (Source Code) managed to come up with a more compelling take on the material?
But several ingredients make ZF's system far more compelling—and, the supplier says, a lot cheaper and more reliable to produce.
This inclusive understanding of religious freedom is much more compelling than an approach that pits religion and sexuality against each other.
But I found the Dell XPS 15's OLED screen to be more compelling for watching video than the MacBook Pro's.
By scrapping all that, Far Cry 5 is already positioning itself for a simpler, more compelling story with more personal stakes.
Probably not, but it's nice to see Asus stepping up with a compelling product at an even more compelling price point.
I can't think of a more compelling case for public oversight, and where it hasn't happened through the institutional political arena.
But the more compelling reason is simply that a more racially inclusive Republican Party is the right thing for the country.
But to build a more compelling understanding of the effects of digital experience, they'll need far more, the new paper argues.
The world of the prison, strikingly rendered on Jason Sherwood's efficient set, is much more compelling than that of the writer.
One theory of the case says you beat Donald Trump by offering people a different story, creating a more compelling program.
Instead, these 29 top-bought goods paint more compelling pictures of self-love, mindfulness, DIY creativity, sustainability, sexual wellness, and beyond.
For me, the far more compelling ghost story of the festival was "Cion," as inspiring a haunting as I can recall.
I saw the movie a little later, and I came away thinking that the controversy was more compelling than the movie.
Whether or not it's a decision they'll ever be asked to make is, of course, the more compelling question for now.
The ability to swap between the PC and Switch for the same adventure, though, makes the Switch version much more compelling.
Often it is hard to say which is more compelling, what's on the runway and what drifts in off the street.
The former is far more compelling than the latter, largely thanks to it having a sense of subtlety the other lacks.
Mr. McKeever briefly entertains an argument about assimilation versus difference that's a lot more compelling than the one about jelly beans.
The company's modular block system, announced a few years ago, was even more compelling, but similarly failed to scratch that itch.
With Russia and China making moves, the Trump administration may have found a more compelling reason for action in Latin America.
LeGraw explained that while U.S. stocks may be of higher quality on average, investors should look overseas for more compelling opportunities.
The demand of prosecutors becomes more compelling as part of an actual criminal case with specific evidence tied to indicted offenses.
Throughout the show's first four episodes, no characters are more compelling than the slaves — which is exactly as it should be.
The science is becoming so much more compelling, the damages are occurring so much more rapidly than we would have anticipated.
Despite the move lower, Raymond James reiterated its outperform on the stock today and said it's becoming more compelling heading into earnings.
Which to me is a far more compelling origin story than any amount of daddy issues, dead wives, or misunderstood loner antiheroes.
We expect Apple to announce subtle new developer tools to improve the AR development process and ultimately yield more compelling AR applications.
It's almost always too much, and the Stealth doesn't change that, but it makes a more compelling case than previous Razer laptops.
But not all hope is lost—new discoveries from NASA's Curiosity rover have brought forth more compelling evidence of habitability on Mars.
To make talking to the bots a bit more compelling, the company tried to give its different bots a bit of personality.
Combined with Plex DVR, the Plex platform is even more compelling for people hoping to cut the cord from their cable company.
To usurp the phone and its touchscreen, companies have to prove their interactions are simpler and their use cases are more compelling.
What's even more compelling is the shift in aspect ratio, to 18:9 It's a now familiar move, thanks to the G6.
Photo: Voicera Photo: Voicera Wrappup CEO Rami Salman says joining forces with Voicera creates a more compelling and powerful solution for customers.
A more compelling argument about keeping Iron Fist a blond white guy is rooted in what I call the Tiger Lily conundrum.
Moreover, the broad sell-off in junk bonds over the last 27 months has made the high-yield bond market more compelling.
This new knowledge, together with improved understanding of the complex climate system, makes projections like those the IPCC has compiled more compelling.
And one thing that's happened over recent years is that pre-built systems have become a lot more compelling than ever before.
It's fun, it's weird, and it even managed to make Ben Higgins seem more compelling than a nicely buttered piece of toast.
Unfortunately, this more compelling part of the program is far too short, and quickly wrapped up with the host summarizing the learnings.
Those who've worked with Hillary Clinton, similarly, describe a warmer, more passionate, more compelling figure than the one perceived by the public.
The latter is the more compelling case use, as anyone with a 16GB iPhone will gladly bend your ear about at length.
That alchemy has never been more compelling than on Things Our Bodies Used to Have, their latest full-length for Umor Rex.
And the suspicion and contempt they engendered endures, which is why all the mainstream Republican candidates—even more compelling ones than Jeb!
The new Speed Labels feature is one of the more compelling of the bunch, offering estimated network signals prior to logging on.
The company promised it would keep updating the feature, and this new flagship is starting to making it that much more compelling.
You wouldn't even have to mention Twitter to come up with a more compelling description of what happened here: Amid debt claims!
I'd like to see one with the undead because that was the race I played, and the storyline is way more compelling.
Fitbit has been pitching its devices to insurance providers and is looking to the Twine deal to make that case more compelling.
"Joe would really have to bring it," Scott said, in order to convince them that he's a more compelling candidate than Warren.
With the ability to stream audio from your phone, Here One becomes a significantly more compelling product than Doppler Labs' previous earbuds.
No one was ever a more critical reader of the Constitution , or, in the end, a more compelling advocate of its virtues.
An NBA basketball game between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors featuring star athlete LeBron James was more compelling, he said.
Instagram might not offer free two-day shipping, but the app's visual layout provides a much more compelling shopping experience than Amazon.
Conversely, as more and more companies incorporate Alexa into their gadgets, the case for creating an Alexa skill will become more compelling.
Humanity is an irredeemable shitshow, and there is no more compelling proof than the hate mail people send to Andy Murray's grandparents.
It's a more accomplished collection of tracks, with more compelling contrasts—inky synthesizer lines slightly clouding, for once, her dazed, wordless chorales.
But Ricciardi and Demos's project might have been even more compelling had they let their conclusions stand up against all the facts.
It's not that you're ever specifically told to lighten up and accept that dead characters make for more compelling horror (they do!).
Given that we just elected a president who does not believe in global warming, this last rationale has become even more compelling.
That story is quite possibly more compelling than the one she and her friends set out to tell, all those years ago.
Perhaps an even more compelling reason to read "We Were Eight Years in Power" is for the new material Coates has written.
For one of the top teledentistry companies, this represents a move to make its business more compelling to customers and investors alike.
No one is buying a Portal because it's a more compelling smart screen than an Echo Show or Google Nest Hub Max.
Seidel's intelligence and ideological complexity, emerging more from Kretschmann's slippery performance than from his character's dialogue, tease a more compelling narrative slant.
"Whether those concerns would present a more compelling case for immunity is a question that is not before us," Justice Stevens wrote.
A more compelling answer is that Amazon uses insights from the data it collects to improve the Kindle software as a whole.
With just over two weeks to go, the pressure is on both bidders to come up with a more compelling Christmas gift.
The product of a year's concerted effort, and to even more compelling effect, offering up, as it were, Yesterday's Day After Tomorrow.
Among the more compelling features is a rundown of what should be listed on the labels of good dark, milk and white chocolate.
The design move, which is meant to make room for a bigger, more compelling display, follows the home button's removal on the iPhone.
Perhaps there was a rush for time, or the showrunners never figured out a way to make Arya-Waif fight scenes more compelling.
But combined with the voice-changed audio, it gives the content an air of secrecy that makes listening to the confessions more compelling.
" The yield curve, they found, "strongly outperforms other variables at longer horizons" which "makes its use as a forecasting tool even more compelling.
NFC-based door unlocking is one of the more compelling rumors, this time around, bringing even more highly personal functionality to Apple's handsets.
"Perhaps the more compelling argument for panel diversity is the reason they exist in the first place," he told Mashable Australia over email.
And the way Watts shoot the movie, in a quiet, cold, largely music-less fashion, makes the whole thing so much more compelling.
She usually ends up sounding like an unusually affable supervillain, which is still far more compelling than the sneering, stereotypically arrogant Templar leaders.
Hindsight might be 20/20, but for reality shows, revisiting past drama can turn it into an even bigger — and more compelling — catastrophe.
More compelling than the clothes, though, was the presentation, which took place at the ground floor of Milk Studios in the meatpacking district.
Our thought bubble: Expect to see more gaming companies leverage storylines from entertainment companies to build out more compelling storylines within interactive games.
Sometimes that relief is dangerous — the Offshore is seductively idyllic — which is part of what makes the show more compelling than its contemporaries.
For advertisers, this is a call to action to create more compelling and relevant content that is tailor-made for each digital platform.
Goodell says he's curious to understand if there's a way to tweak their games to make them more compelling for fans of eSports.
Values have certainly become significantly more compelling for those thinking of purchasing London property using currencies that have appreciated against the pound recently.
I'd argue there's about, I don't know, 800 more compelling debates we could potentially have about the language we use to describe food.
This would create a more compelling narrative with built-in storytelling and emotion — something that would be appealing to sponsors, advertisers and viewers.
To come back, Clinton will need to develop a more coherent and more compelling set of ideas that she can call her own.
The story deviated and ultimately landed on (I think) a more compelling question... What was the state of this relationship in the end?
I think it lends itself to far more compelling story choices and places — different directions for us to ultimately go with these characters.
The voices of the oppressed are always going to ring truer and be more compelling than just another white boy with a guitar.
There's the standard Portal, which looks quite a bit like Lenovo's recently released Google Assistant Smart Display, and the more compelling Portal Plus.
They will get "The Simpsons" from Fox, as well as the FX and NatGeo content to make their entertainment OTT app more compelling.
Though it will shake up the economics of TV, live streaming is opening up a much more compelling way to watch the news.
But he liked television — it could make stories more compelling, reached more people, there were more resources, and information was easier to access. 
The household survey tells a more compelling story on the labor market — the big jump in household employment, the drop in household unemployment.
"Regulations restricting public carrying are all the more compelling in a geographically small but heavily populated urban area like the District," Henderson said.
Instead of worrying about replacement, a more compelling view is to look at how robotics and automation can augment and increase government effectiveness.
Informed deliberation could be a lot more compelling, but it can never compete on the same turf with funny GIFs and targeted videos.
Something making protesting more compelling of late was the emergence of the wriggling hive of MAGA chuds, white nationalists, and alt-right nerds.
But automation using A.I. technologies and facial recognition is a next step, and one that makes Google Photos an even more compelling app.
When I decided I was going to create a much bigger and more compelling online course, I knew I couldn't do it myself.
Some of the other uses cases here, which the company didn't really highlight all that much in its briefing, seem far more compelling.
As the economic case for renewables grows more compelling, the issue becomes how much faster we can go in cleaning up the grid.
Like Towles's prose, his central character, an aristocrat, is refined, radiantly witty and all the more compelling for being utterly out of place.
This does not make the rambling proceedings any more compelling, though the sound operator Eamon Goodman mixes in fairly entertaining modern music cues.
" The company added that it saw the deal as an "exciting opportunity that will enable us to create even more compelling consumer experiences.
The slide-out device is nothing if not more compelling, allowing the user to essentially pull out the screen for more real estate.
To persuade voters to toss out Republican incumbents, many Democrats believe they need a more compelling reason than their hostility to the president.
Bringing out complexity is possible even in the shortest pieces, and it would make our journalism more compelling, more impactful and more true.
The firm's new head of fundraising would need to find a more compelling pitch to raise that kind of money back in 2010.
Mostly, "Just Mercy" has the feel of an old-fashioned studio throwback -- one where the underlying story is more compelling than the film.
His "workers party" is a more compelling vision for the right's future than either status quo bias or "tax cuts plus nothing" zeal.
He has, in fact, devised a plan that he thinks would make the event a more compelling and competitive tournament — and less risky.
Even more compelling: Based on the current crop of alumni from these networks moving through college, it appears those rates will only rise.
Similarly, the Bush administration focused on preventing Iraq from developing weapons of mass destruction, despite more compelling proof of North Korea's prohibited programs.
That would be more compelling if the Trumps hadn't previously denied at least 20 times that such a meeting had ever taken place.
I find that stuff more compelling anyway, because you spend more time with the character one-on-one as she's facing her adversaries.
For now O'Rourke remains an outlier, and I hasten to add that I find him more compelling than baffling, his dental work notwithstanding.
Google's new tools for Android developers (less sexy, but critical) were all designed to make it more compelling to spend money with Google.
I myself often find the cheaper ones, in their rawness, more compelling and more legitimately unsettling than the found-footage movies Hollywood produces.
I bet this will become a much more compelling story at the end of the summer as we head into back-to-school season.
The three-minute clips produced in partnership with new media company ATTN are no more compelling than any freely available videos on the web.
This uncertainty may be an even more compelling reason to move manufacturing than tariffs, said New York University Stern Business School professor Joseph Foudy.
Google intros a pair of Android accessibility features for people with hearing loss Live Transcribe is, perhaps, the more compelling of the two offerings.
Often, it's not because of their age, but for a more compelling reason; a lack of education and the necessary skills to stay employed.
There's much yet to be learned about the sea, and it's that very curiosity that makes gorgeous work like Talibart's all the more compelling.
More compelling to Zhou however, is a feature that measures water quality across different machines in the same area, monitoring overall quality for neighborhoods.
Feel free to check out the footage below, but be aware that the show is far more compelling IRL — and with Butterbeer in-hand.
But it knows its tropes well, and the trails it blazed have lead to even more compelling films, like the John Cho thriller Searching.
It's filled to the point of overflowing with stories, challenges, mysteries, and spectacle — some of which make for a more compelling film than others.
At every turn, Mr. Trump bragged about how much more compelling his event was than the rumpus unfolding at the same time across town.
Visits to Family Dollar stores show better stock levels, improved merchandising and more compelling assortment of products, Anthony Riva, analyst at GlobalData Retail, said.
"We wanted to make sure we did it in a compelling visual way and what is more compelling than a stampede of hot dogs?"
It's clear she's made some misstatements, and that those misstatements tend to run in the direction of giving her a more compelling personal story.
Clinton proved a more compelling underdog than frontrunner, campaigning with heart and conviction, and achieving a connection to people that she had lacked before.
"What was more compelling to me about the Netflix model is that you're creating this ongoing relationship with the consumer every month," she said.
"The wider challenge is to complete the process of making Mothercare's proposition more compelling, which will require a sharper view on pricing," they said.
"For a district rolling out 215,000 new devices you want to manage from the cloud, [Google] had a much more compelling offering," says Fisher.
This is a plotline I could do without; I would rather the precious time be given to more compelling characters like Arya and Sansa.
For Sprint, it's a way to make its plan more compelling and gives it a way to compete against other carriers with similar offers.
But, this year, Amazon made a few upgrades that make it even more compelling: It's 30% faster than earlier models and charges up faster.
"Constructive advertiser conversations, improving user growth, and positive revisions make a more compelling risk/reward," Morgan Stanley analyst Brian Nowak wrote in a note.
We plan to release this update in the coming weeks and believe this change will make the DoorDash experience even more compelling for everyone.
Small-cap stocks are more compelling from a valuation perspective, he said, comparing S&P 600 technology stocks to their S&P 500 counterparts.
Investors have questioned the hedge fund industry's high fees and recent lackluster performance — which has helped make the case for new ideas more compelling.
Investors have questioned the hedge-fund industry's high fees and recent lackluster performance — which has helped make the case for new ideas more compelling.
In terms of a tale where the truth is not only stranger but more compelling than most fiction, "Three Identical Strangers" hits the jackpot.
First, they need to lay out a much more compelling case for our shared values and a vision of the world they can create.
Once Blue hacks $50 or so off the asking price, the Raspberry becomes a much more compelling proposition for your podcaster on the go.
WE THINK IT'S GOING TO PROVIDE COMCAST WITH AN INTERESTING OPPORTUNITY, AS WELL, AS WE SEEK TO GROW HULU IN EVEN MORE COMPELLING WAYS.
But given pro-life premises, it is a far more compelling reason than the candidates's differences on tax policy or education or family leave.
More compelling is the reasonable answer to this question: Am I glad or not glad that the Sacklers have given generously to the Met?
They've taken stuff that users have created, but kind of packaged it in a way that would be more compelling or interesting to advertisers.
And with the slide showing no clear signs of stabilizing, even selling at a loss might feel more compelling than another day of uncertainty.
Perhaps more compelling are a handful of content partners, including Headspace, Daily Burn and Yoga Studio by Gaiam that supplement Fitbit's own premium content.
The painting's red, like the apple of yore, beckons the eye, but there are far more compelling issues in the bulk of the painting.
The new Mini presents one of the more compelling use cases I've seen for Duo thus far (and honestly, I haven't seen a ton).
Le Coq Rico The Alsatian chef Antoine Westermann has built a poultry-focused bistro that's more compelling and carnally satisfying than any modern steakhouse.
That made launching Tinder and swiping through profiles more compelling — even for those who may have been tiring of Tinder before the series' arrival.
That Sanders is the mastermind behind the Medicare for All bill may go farther in explaining Warren's reluctance to provide a more compelling answer.
With Mr. Trump pushing the United States, the world's second-largest emitter after China, away from its mitigation commitments, geoengineering looks even more compelling.
The more compelling the VR, the more likely it is that the person will try to stabilize the body relative to the virtual world.
James Harden is hot on his heels, but the steamrolling anger of Russ's game is much more compelling to the eye than Harden's slipperiness.
A lot of people are talking about how Democrats need a more compelling economic message — if this isn't it, I don't know what is.
The argument for consolidation has become more compelling now that lower oil and gas prices have trimmed state spending, curtailing deposit growth and revenue generation.
More compelling is the integration of TED — that's textile expert detector, not the thing where people stand on stage with headsets and talk about stuff.
But the way the episode gets there is still so much more compelling than anything else UnReal has tried to shock us with this season.
More compelling is an urge to compensate or retrain workers in energy intensive industries who might lose their jobs as a result of the tax.
And it's far more compelling a use case for a 360-degree camera than what's been offered by anyone else who's sold one to date.
"Managers remain very discerning but the pricing is becoming more compelling as the market stagnates," said Peter Toogood, Investment Director at City Financial Investment Company.
Flawed heroes are often more compelling and relatable than perfect ones, certainly, but the second season doesn't give him anything but flaws and questionable decisions.
The data can then be made more compelling when combined with YouTube's high-quality video view data – on YouTube a view is 30 seconds-plus.
Whether or not Amazon actually ends up becoming a brick-and-mortar retailer from the move, it's definitely a more compelling vision than delivery drones.
But we wanted to tell everything that was happening between those shots and make this more dynamic and more compelling and give some more behavior.
IBM has been preaching a hybrid cloud approach for a number of years, and buying Red Hat gives it a much more compelling hybrid story.
For many far-right foreign fighters drawn to Ukraine, the outcome of the war is almost a secondary consideration to other, more compelling, pull factors.
The argument for consolidation has become more compelling now that lower oil and gas prices has trimmed state spending, curtailing deposit growth and revenue generation.
Personal technology is indeed more engaging than ever, and there's no doubt companies are engineering their products and services to be more compelling and attractive.
And technological pressure from Silicon Valley — a place that has a lot of millennials, coincidentally — is making The Case Against Car Ownership even more compelling.
I don't think the smartwatch needs one "killer app", but I do believe it needs a capability more compelling than what's out there so far.
That figure makes products like the Amazon Echo, Fire TV, and Tap powerful smart home appliances, and potentially more compelling than Google's upcoming smart speaker.
Quinn and Chet make a deal: Divvy up the crew, and whichever team makes a more compelling season will get the final network air time.
Pair the smart assistant speaker with a massive vault of music, and that turns into an even more compelling product to use throughout the home.
The moralizing that we usually find on the surface of other superhero movies is only implied here, and it's so much more compelling than elsewhere.
The mystery of mastery, felt in the child's mind or muscles, is more compelling than the concreteness of achievement, the trophy pressed in her hands.
But topics could prove more compelling because it exists in users' main timeline, without the need to swipe to a separate section of the app.
With companies preferring to outsource or automate as their workforce ages, their skills "asset base" erodes, making the logic of relying on alternatives more compelling.
It's way more compelling than the show Iron Fist actually is, which is half-baked ripoff of Batman Begins, Arrow, Iron Man and Doctor Strange.
Bottom line: Without a more compelling and coherent Plan B, the logic of walking away from Plan A seems unwise and not well thought through.
Key to the adoption was Microsoft's acquisition of Beam which lowered the latency on Mixer's video streams and made that product more compelling to users.
That stuff, British folk rock, was definitely in my ear before I saw The Wicker Man, so that just made it that much more compelling.
The Moto Mod system remains one of the more compelling features in modern smartphones, but the line is still in search of a killer app.
A series I found just as puzzling but much more compelling is a crowd of painted clay sculptures by Susan Gerard at Fred Giampietro Gallery.
"Now you add this new wrinkle," in the form of a game that may be more compelling than the conversation that forges bonds among them.
A former advertising executive, he changed careers when he found restoring his first chateau in the 1980s and early '218s more compelling than his job.
Since it's so new, no one has studied the effect of deepfake video yet, but Levine and Loftus suspect it will be even more compelling.
Raising taxes on the rich is a more compelling cause than increasing the operating budget of a bureaucracy most American voters probably hate thinking about.
But he made a more compelling argument that we live in these times of the fierce urgency of now, on a whole bunch of issues.
Sounds weird to rave about a cleanup show, I know, but it manages to be both useful and emotional — definitely more compelling than we expected.
"Keeping the stakes personal is much more compelling to audiences, instead of global stakes they've seen so many times," said David Leitch, the film's director.
More compelling is the atmosphere of near-constant menace that the writer and director, Alistair Banks Griffin, and his cinematographer, Khalid Mohtaseb, strive to maintain.
As for the Little Match Girl, literature has never provided a more depressing New Year's Eve, or a more compelling argument for child-labor laws.
Ahead of the holiday shopping season, Bed Bath & Beyond has been putting more compelling and higher-margin products on the shelves, and removing older inventory.
You are looking beneath the surface of the material world as Venus connects with powerful Pluto, and you can find something more compelling than artificial.
Although Chinn recently considered quitting acting because she couldn't find more compelling roles, she says the production of "Nora From Queens" drew her back in.
It was that much more compelling to hear him relate his life journey in his opening statement while wearing the uniform of the US Army.
Now she's blaming her defeat on Sanders and Trump for having more compelling messages, and on Comey, who had every right to possibly indict her.
But every actor involved in The Family is so committed to finding something more compelling below the boiling surface that they elevate the series overall.
More compelling are the pieces that engage with the free-form dimensionality of these digital worlds to play with users' perceptions and entirely befuddle them.
It's well aware that it's more compelling as a story of one very interesting woman's day-to-day life in a Brooklyn that's swiftly changing.
With every setback, that smile she practiced so diligently in the mirror falls apart, and both the episode and Howard become so much more compelling.
The more they wait, the more attention will be focused on the bait and switch, and the more compelling the option of doing nothing will become.
On the whole, the artistic goal of making representative images of the internet was confronted, at this conference, by more compelling journalistic or even "hacktivist" methods.
Its handling of the two characters, and particularly their relationship with each other, is orders of magnitude smarter and more compelling than Zack Snyder's grimdark wankfest.
"The impact potential of these ads is even more compelling because the intimacy of these ads and the fact that they are sound on," Quarles said.
The host of upgrades may be exactly what Samsung needs, making the device more compelling than the S9, which didn't do so hot earlier this year.
Plus, no matter the character, Michael B. Jordan of shirtless Black Panther fame makes anything he's starring in more compelling and harder to look away from.
While the miniseries earns points for trying to distinguish itself from the 1979 adaptation, most of the updates don't make it any scarier or more compelling.
It would be even more compelling if I didn't find my bandmates, endowed with solid voice acting but corny dialogue and Slenderman-esque proportions, somewhat annoying.
Stepping back, at 20x 2020 EPS, given the light LO positioning, we still see FB as one of the more compelling ideas in mega cap internet.
"Starting today, PS Now will be offered at a more compelling price that is comparable to other entertainment streaming services on the market," the company says.
The bottom line: Smartwatches are still a young category, but the addition of fall detection and built-in electrocardiogram could make this a more compelling purchase.
In doing so, Instapaper became a more compelling alternative to rival Pocket, which continued to charge for things like ad-free browsing and full-text search.
The second, more compelling reason is to offer a take on the story so strikingly different in its approach that the previous version can be forgotten.
Boutella makes her part victim and part beast, and gives her a sexual tension with Cruise that's considerably more compelling than his nonexistent chemistry with Wallis.
Both models should be more compelling than the MateBook 13 released earlier this year, which had weird limitations in its USB ports and disappointing battery life.
At The Verge, we've already talked about this quite a bit, but Adobe keeps on coming up with new, ever more compelling demonstrations of this tech.
For starters, can it really provide that much more compelling an experience than AR on a phone — or, for that matter, a similarly priced VR headset?
Ultimately, this message will be more compelling than just claiming the moral high ground and providing some sort of counterweight to President Trump and the Republicans.
From there, the journey continues, and as it scales through guttural riffs, industrial-strength beats, and mysterious lyrics, things only gets more compelling along the way.
Ezra Klein reports on a paper (which I mentioned here when it first came out) that found the latter explanation more compelling: "Republican" is an identity.
"With global growth still lacklustre, monetary policy seemingly ineffective and government bond yields unprecedentedly low, the case for fiscal stimulus has become more compelling," Kenningham said.
As a tactical play, these factors can be used to implement market forecasts, but they may become even more compelling when combined as strategic core holdings.
The bloc has decided to flesh out the declaration on post-Brexit ties with Britain a bit more to make the case for Britons more compelling.
One of the more compelling aspects of the technology is its ability to create geometrically complicated objects without the need for the support structure most require.
Call it divergence—and the wider the gap between the two regions in policy and economic fortunes, the more compelling the case for the divergence trade.
That's why it makes sense WarnerMedia is tapping into its other properties to instead create an HBO-led "bundle" that feels more compelling than HBO alone.
The brief "Trace: Komachi Shosho Michiyuki" (2008, the Western premiere), by Rica Narimoto, came with heavy theoretical baggage, which made for more compelling reading than listening.
For most people, fantasies and myths are more compelling and easier to comprehend, especially if they are conveyed by charismatic charlatans and demagogues using deceptive technologies.
"Ford's new BEV should provide a more compelling alternative at the Model 3 price range than the other comps, especially given the performance focus," Levy said.
"As media touch points increase and buying power remains strong, marketers will have more and more compelling reasons to boomerang back to boomers," Mr. Nguyen said.
Today at Google's event we've already had AR "stickers," but iOS gets a much more compelling item: a full-on SNES-style demake of the show.
The move to expand into pay-per-view could help make Sling TV a more compelling offering for sports fans, when compared with its streaming rivals.
"As a marketer, that enables me to be more efficient with the dollars I spend and allows me to create much more compelling stories," Whiteside noted.
"The Language of Kindness" could not be more compelling or more welcome: It's about how we survive, and about the people who help us do so.
I've found other pieces by this bold artist more compelling, and I could say the same about the "Quadrille" contributions by Pam Tanowitz and Tere O'Connor.
It isn't hard to see how AI could improve these areas, by making games more compelling or lively or helping cameras perceive the world more intelligently.
But that also makes Brown's comments more compelling, when an increasingly mainstream company calls out its competitors and straight-up dares them to make better products.
Ted Deutch of Florida and Pramila Jayapal of Washington -- two other members of the Judiciary Committee -- said the "pattern" of obstruction could make it more compelling.
Like all good season finales, this surreal cliffhanger tied up some plots but unleashed deeper, more consequential intrigues to tee up more compelling sequels to come.
As standard-bearer for an unpopular government, Meade has to present more compelling solutions to those problems than his rivals, said one senior official backing him.
Online ads served on desktops and connected TVs are bigger and considered more compelling than their smartphone and tablet counterparts, so they command a higher price.
MacDonald is the real deal, signing at Bellator in the prime of his career, and that alone has made the Bellator / UFC competition far more compelling.
What went mostly unsaid was that Chuck's backstory as an attempted rapist actually made his tryst with Blair more compelling than it would have been otherwise.
More compelling are the designer's "colour catchers": faceted and folded card shapes in different hues that function as an abstraction of all kinds of objects and spaces.
Swaying at the center of a mesmerizing orbit of 200 brightly colored rings, she and her badass coterie of female athletes couldn't be more compelling to watch.
As technology continues to advance, the big companies have more services they can offer to tech companies that will be increasingly more compelling and drive increasing revenue.
All told, the Z Flip's lower price, high-quality glass screen, and dual camera could make it a more compelling choice over the Razr for some shoppers.
This isn't the first time Facebook has dropped games into Messenger, but this time around it seems more compelling than the chess game that arrived in February.
Professional consultancies such as McKinsey publish a fair bit of brainwork, and members of opinionated "advocacy organisations" can make for more compelling interviewees than balanced think-tankers.
Far more compelling was the B plot of "Switch," about the baseball-card recovery mission of Mike Ehrmantraut on behalf of the feckless pharmaceutical dealer Daniel Wormald.
" More compelling yet subtle, however, is the way Newt's actions reflect Baldwin's query as to "why it was necessary to have a nigger in the first place.
I hope the company is also planning to launch new data centers in the U.S. and Asia to make it more compelling for users outside of Europe.
By my read, Endo's brief is more compelling than Cleveland's, not least because of policy implications of disqualifying ex-prosecutors from cases without clear evidence of overlap.
It's the biggest challenge of our age, Eggers insists, and should be a much more compelling challenge to smart young innovators that launching the next dating site.
Perhaps you've not heard, but the Chicago Cubs won the World Series, something that made Bill Murray happy and made this prediction from FiveThirtyEight far more compelling.
So, does Apple have a legitimate gripe with the legislation that is more compelling than the idea of a megacorporation losing a slice of the repair market?
Even so, Tranquility Base is still an oddly magnetic listen, an immersive and finely crafted record that becomes more compelling the more time you devote to it.
The images were grainy, as if they had been pirated, making the scene far more compelling and dramatic than anything we might have seen on C-Span.
"Constructive advertiser conversations, improving user growth, and positive revisions make [Twitter shares] a more compelling risk/reward," analyst Brian Nowak wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
" The word "model" does not quite encompass the varied reasons Mr. Sabbat has evolved into something more compelling — an "influencer,'' and among the more persuasive ones around.
While you should lump all of this in under the umbrella of "rumors," there's some additional context that makes the photo evidence seem a bit more compelling.
Even more compelling — the facts surrounding the barrel are eerily similar to what the prime suspect once admitted in a separate investigation for that missing person's case.
"The breadth and diversity of the Featured Speakers make the 2019 event an even stronger and more compelling place for creatives, innovators and storytellers alike," he continued.
Letting us see the cracks in Gilead's control makes everyone in Gilead more compelling, and on that level, I'm all for the explosion as a story device.
Going beyond telling a story with believable virtual characters, the director is now experimenting with how virtual reality might let him tell an even more compelling story.
In 1820, after several dozen Germans died (apparently after ingesting improperly prepared blood sausages), a scientist named Justinus Kerner decided there must be a more compelling cause.
As climate change worries mount, finding a solution that can make renewables even more compelling and cost-effective isn't just a good business — it's a global priority.
Philo's coming updates could make the service more compelling at a time when there's an overabundance of choice in terms of getting TV delivered over the internet.
A peculiar air of mystery hangs over this Quebecois zombie survival film, making it all the more compelling than the seemingly endless melodrama of The Walking Dead.
O.J. Simpson frequently points out how the defense's strategies largely consist of distracting the jury from those more compelling arguments with flashy spectacle and labyrinthine conspiracy theories.
But the Union is not unbending, nor is it unmindful of the need for more compelling names for places that might eventually be arenas for scientific fame.
Some of the more compelling works consider how, for example, technology augments the human body, promising better health, longevity or happiness but rarely delivering on the promise.
Anthony Joshua is one of the jewel's in DAZN's crown, and his story is becoming every bit more compelling as a loss now helps define his journey.
As I've written before, the androids in "Westworld" are more compelling than the humans, but that is starting to feel more like a feature than a bug.
The site also features more compelling profiles of women than do many journalism websites concerned with professional people, including this piece on the writer Gayle Tzemach Lemmon.
New York Fed President William Dudley, among the most influential U.S. central bankers, said that the case for tightening monetary policy "has become a lot more compelling".
That weight makes it a lot more compelling to toe the line when it comes to company policies like "no headphones at work" or cell phone bans.
Because everyone sees their own Bitmoji as the star, the cartoons could be more compelling than ones with impersonal characters you might find elsewhere around the web.
What's even more compelling is that children and young adults with cystic fibrosis in the United States fare better than their international counterparts on certain health measures.
However, a more compelling vision of the settlement of the Red Planet envisions a process called terraforming, turning the hostile environment of Mars into something resembling Earth.
That deal "is even more compelling as a more coordinated approach to medical care is necessary to lower the overall health-care costs for consumers," Chadha said.
The more easily a listener can construct an image in her mind, the easier it is to process a message, and the more compelling that message becomes.
There isn't a cruciferous vegetable that couldn't be made more compelling with garlic, red pepper and lemon, more delectable with a bit of oil, butter or cheese.
A few weeks ago, the world on my phone seemed more compelling than the offline world — more colorful, faster-moving and with a bigger scope of rewards.
Kader Attia's shelf installation about the newspaper industry was more compelling than his broken vitrines in the same section last year — but still more gigantic than interesting.
While these reproductions — many of which were published in the literary journal Paris à l'eau-Forte — were highly celebrated, much more compelling are Guérard's own personal visions.
During American Heart Month and our first National Adoption Weekend of the year, we are giving potential pet parents even more compelling reasons to consider adopting a pet.
New research from Uppsala University provides yet more compelling evidence that dog ownership is one of two, maybe three, aspects of modern life that remains pure and good.
But as Jason Fagone chronicles in his serendipitously timed biography, Elizebeth Smith was very much Friedman's equal, with a personal story even more compelling than her pioneering husband's.
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Maybe they're yours, though, especially if you're looking for a show that's promising to grow more and more compelling as you sit with the characters over time. —A.
When Twitter offers more insights and data on users, advertisers find it more compelling because they can show more relevant ads to the users they want to reach.
While there are many understandable reasons — abusers gaming the system, competitors gaining insights into internal processes — there are many more compelling ones arguing for more transparency and accountability.
The series's excursions into the Somali immigrant community are even more compelling, exploring an aspect of small-town American life rarely depicted on television or in King's fiction.
Twitter has struggled for months to jumpstart its stagnant user growth with a slew of new features designed to make the platform more compelling and easier to use.
Even though Facebook will not actually broker or initially take a cut of the deals, the tool could equip brands with much more compelling and original marketing content.
And if the conditions or factors you have to bet against became more compelling, having that information would make the decision to buy a lot easier — and faster.
With previously lavish state spending being trimmed to adjust to lower oil prices, hitting banks' deposit growth and revenue generation, the argument for consolidation is now more compelling.
Television and movie producers, meanwhile, are a big part of that appeal, as the gravity-defying shots drones are able to deliver help craft a more compelling narrative.
"  • For more compelling True Crime coverage, follow our Crime magazine  on Flipboard Webster adds, "She laments the fact daily that she never was allowed to grieve Landyn's death.
So, in sum, if you can't beat the dominant mobile platforms, you can at least forge wider product integrations to try to offer a more compelling app proposition.
Although it pains me as a New Yorker to say this, 20 years on, it is London that has a far more compelling claim to that unofficial status.
Even more compelling, cohort studies showed that there was a tenfold increase in the rate of urinary tract infection in boys who were uncircumcised versus those who were.
There is still a lot more room to improve that as we get more video and more compelling ad formats in front of our advertiser's customers on Twitter.
And nowhere was the essential Seinfeldian DNA—selfish people doing bad things and never learning from it—more apparent, and also more compelling, than in You're the Worst.
But much like the iPhone on Day 1, the Touch Bar is essentially a blank slate, and the onus is on app developers to make it more compelling.
"This decision encourages innovation in the ETF industry and fosters a more compelling marketplace for launching and trading ETFs," said Douglas Yones, NYSE's head of exchange traded products.
When a reporter's not available, we figure out if an actor in the story's available, can talk to us, and oftentimes that is as compelling, occasionally more compelling.
Forget the standouts — even average escape rooms are better than they've ever been, with increasingly immersive sets and better-integrated puzzles, more compelling narratives and fewer weird Sudokus.
But for me, at the outset at least, it was bracing, an invitation more compelling than any raft of resolutions to seize the moment and run with it.
But, like "Wicked" before it, "Frozen" is going to have to figure how to make the dark character less of a bore and the light character more compelling.
If journalism is history written in the moment, there are few more compelling places to appreciate that than the Newseum, a cathedral to the craft, on Pennsylvania Avenue.
He said Canadian resource companies have been too focused on the regulatory process, while climate-change advocates "laid out a better, more compelling narrative" to win public opinion.
One of its more compelling recent announcements is 12 Minutes, a game developed by creator Luis Antonio with a looping, twisty premise: Men are coming to kill you.
The more compelling nakedness on display is that of people revealed in the altogether of their atavistic impulses: the will to keep living and the fear of dying.
"This decision encourages innovation in the ETF industry and fosters a more compelling marketplace for launching and trading ETFs," said Douglas Yones, NYSE's head of exchange traded products.
"However, we also think Target needs to make stores more compelling so that those customers collecting items in shops browse and buy more while doing so," Saunders said.
They have always done so in the past and the only difference this time is that Congress has an even more compelling reason to quickly rectify their misdeeds.
The analysts noted that those companies offered "more compelling" discounts for Black Friday weekend this year, but Wedbush doesn't think that drove higher sales compared to last year.
That flexibility could make Fitbit a more compelling option for those who are considering switching between Android and the iPhone when it comes to their smartphone of choice. 
Williams and Oks were depressed that he won, but they had to admit that his new type of lie seemed somehow more compelling than Clinton's endless marketing exercise.
Facebook will add graphics around the reader's face, and even face-distorting masks to make the story more compelling to kids on the other end of the call.
Short-term investors were able to offer more compelling strategies than the companies themselves when management did not map out their plans for the next few years, he argued.
Though AT&T's first foray in the great unlimited data war of 2017 was a poor showing, this new offering (less than two weeks later) is much more compelling.
But it turns out, the first trailer was just a big lie to cover up tons of Endgame spoilers, which make this new trailer look a lot more compelling.
Google Wifi is all the more compelling (even if you don't live in a large home) now that Apple is reportedly no longer making its AirPort Wi-Fi routers.
Even more compelling are the slice-of-life interludes that show us what life was like on the ground for your average German citizen in 1930s and 1940s Berlin.
"We think there are other more compelling opportunities before we try to figure our way into China [but] we have it at the back of our mind," Dugarr said.
Koenig focused on the possibility of Syed's innocence, but the more compelling story became the host's obsession with the case and the impossibility of ever really knowing the truth.
To make things even more compelling, Khloé's big reveal didn't even take place until just hours prior to the This is Us premiere, which was filmed over the summer.
The company offered no explanation for an "uncharacteristically large agent churn" over the Christmas period but noted that it recently began offering more compelling remuneration for high performing agents.
The answer shouldn't surprise you: People are holding onto their existing phones longer as they wait for more compelling features to push them to upgrade to a new one.
He brought in the author-director type standpoint and Lennon saw this approach of having a protagonist as much more compelling than writing abstractly about rocks floating in space.
There he...played for some time, alongside personalities more compelling (Josh Smith) and more brilliant (Al Horford) on teams that were generally good and never much more than that.
With the addition of CBSN, however, CBS All Access becomes a bit more compelling, as it taps into one of the missing components in many cord cutters' existing lineups.
The Girls star's film debut is a deceptive one, in which she appears to be just another bland suburban white girl before shifting into a much more compelling role.
It's almost surprising how much mileage the band gets out of this character; as it turns out, Turner's washed up Gainsbourg figure is one of his more compelling guises.
Together, both companies are able to bring a more compelling product to market, although the telecom can lose out on revenue as it must share with the other party.
But the bigger issue is that there are so many more compelling threads in the movie that Steve making a move on Sharon just feels shoehorned into the action.
Davis's essays about visual art (including one on her husband, the painter Alan Cote) are consistently stranger and more compelling than her merely wise and brilliant reflections on literature.
Honig observed that McGahn's testimony could be "more compelling" than Mueller's, and that the panel might also be strengthened in that case if it opens a formal impeachment inquiry.
With recently updated earning bonuses and benefits, the American Express® Gold Card and the American Express® Business Gold Card are both more compelling Amex cards than ever.
It's clear from a cursory listen of "You" that even a young Radiohead could rearrange a simple rock song into something more compelling than the average band could manage.
A more compelling explanation is that candidates take extreme stands because they can — the electoral incentive to moderate their positions is too weak to outweigh their own ideological convictions.
What Liverpool and City have crafted is something infinitely more compelling: two teams, trying to prove they are worthy of the other's admiration, to live up to the compliments.
David Hallyday, however, offered something even more compelling: a chart of Johnny and Laeticia Hallyday's locations from 2012 to 2017 as revealed by pictures from their public Instagram accounts.
The argument for taxing such gains seems even more compelling given the proposed elimination of the estate tax, which at least captures some capital gains among the wealthiest people.
Mr. Biesenbach's supporters here maintain he has the vision and skill set to help MOCA reinvent yet again — to become a more compelling destination backed by more committed donors.
These are the same sort of issues that helped Trump win the presidency, but in the European context the challenges are more severe and the populist critique more compelling.
It is an agenda made all the more compelling by the way Mr. Kaczynski, the Law and Justice leader, imbues his financial plans with religious symbolism and nationalist fervor.
The news that Uber had hired her in a deal brokered by the prominent media figure Arianna Huffington made her even more compelling as a subject of general interest.
Boston, which won Game 21 at home by 253 points, led Game 22 by 03-20 entering the fourth quarter, when a relatively boring game became much more compelling.
That might be far more compelling for many people than listening to a therapist or doctor espouse the health benefits of taking a few minutes to relax each day.
The novel would be more compelling if these terrors intruded more, but Towles gets good mileage from the considerable charm of his protagonist and the peculiar world he inhabits.
But the other deadline is even more compelling: as the film moves forward, Tommy is visibly aging and disintegrating under the pressure of a threat other people keep dismissing.
Price: $219 on Amazon Logitech's Blue has had the USB market cornered for some time now, but Samsung-owned AKG offers compelling alternatives at an even more compelling price.
His candidacy likely will generate mounting suspense and fascination; it may turn out to be more compelling than the momentum by which the other candidates will live or die.
It might have been more compelling, in a perverse, Banksy-an way, to create a version of "Bandersnatch" that ran exactly once for every viewer and then deleted itself.
It's not a understatement to say that Christian Grey is a complicated person, and learning about what makes him tick is one of the more compelling aspects of the franchise.
She's much sharper and more compelling on the stump than the self-caricature that appeared onstage in Miami, not surprising for a woman who's made a career of public speaking.
Convoying could be a key ingredient in convincing shipping companies to adopt these in volume, since it might make the case that much more compelling in terms of cost benefits.
Their work has gotten only more and more compelling because its appeal is that it's artful and intelligent without feeling exclusionary—which in the fashion industry, "coolness" so often is.
Less than a point separated them (though to judge solely by the audience's reaction in the 12,000-seat Gangneung Ice Arena, Rippon, 28, appeared to have the more compelling skate).
That show drove its audience wild with artful links to the occult, hinting at something far darker, more sinister, and more compelling than anything that came to pass on-screen.
"I can't think of a more compelling case of serial misuse of lawful intercept malware than the targeting of Mansoor," said one of the Citizen Lab researchers, John Scott-Railton.
But that's the free market at work — and I'd rather have the onus on Apple to make its products more compelling, rather than on developers to bend to its will.
The organic nature of Legion worlds is central to the story, but what's even more compelling than Hurley's descriptions is how she looks inward to explore the concept of motherhood.
In fact, I often found myself wishing Flower was better so as to give her a more compelling springboard into the kind of serious stardom she's sure to ascend to.
Unlike Castro, he speaks perfect Spanish, and he has a more compelling backstory as the child of first-generation immigrants and the first in his family to go to college.
For more compelling True Crime coverage, follow our Crime magazine on Flipboard The second woman, 57, was allegedly slashed in the face seven minutes later at Ridge and Delancey streets.
In pursuit of more compelling questions, he roamed freely, carrying his tools into unconventional and even quirky areas of research (penalty kicks, sumo and "The Weakest Link", a game show).
Ultimately, we didn't go with that opening, but everyone — including myself — found that the villain we had invented for that opening was much more compelling than the villain I had.
Twin Peaks initially sold itself as a murder mystery, but Lynch and his co-showrunner Mark Frost had more compelling questions on the brain than the identity of Laura's killer.
This is not to say that one form of performance is better or more compelling than the other — rather, the distinction clarifies how performance can construct meaning for the viewer.
But when you add motion controllers that mimic your hands and fingers so that you can "touch" and interact with objects in the virtual world, VR becomes even more compelling.
The idea is to offer Facebook users an easier way to create more compelling, engaging posts as an alternative to simply posting a video or a bunch of static photos.
For the deaf and hard-of-hearing, the ability to include one's entire family (or friends or co-workers) should make FaceTime an even more compelling technology for deaf users.
Perhaps a more compelling way to consider the HPE's connection with their vocational skill set would be that in most cases skills choose us, rather than we choose our skills.
Judging by a live demonstration of the series' sequel, Shadow of War, at GDC last week, the team at Monolith Productions is working on an even more compelling Nemesis System.
For the open web to survive, website owners will need to be able to create more and more compelling experiences that can compete with the experiences walled gardens can provide.
That coupled with a convertible form factor and the very Samsung-esque inclusion of a stylus (née S-Pen) make for one of the more compelling Chromebooks in recent memory.
Addressing and communicating worldly matters was a highlight of his career, but this example underscores the power of his genius, which, on occasion, was more compelling than the content itself.
Contemporary society flourishes when the worker is depressed and abject and has nothing pulling him or her towards something more compelling than working at a fucking Chipotle for minimum wage.
DWINDLING necessity aside, one of the more compelling reasons to ditch the telepone landline—and rely instead on a mobile-phone connection—is the annoying number of robocalls these days.
It's more compelling as a reason to hang out than it is as a video game — and that seems to be what drew so many people to the bar crawl.
The rise of autonomous vehicles used for carpooling and ride-sharing services could make mobility services even more compelling, particularly when you consider the economics from the service provider's perspective.
Even if it's not explicitly romantic (though many fans have read it as such), their friendship is far more compelling than his glancing attempt to sweep Sharon off her feet.
You'll see the reveal coming from a mile away, but it's far, far more compelling on the page than any of the creepy jump scares that power the murder mystery.
The argument for consolidation has become more compelling after a diplomatic boycott by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt, which could further dent bank performance, analysts said.
They rightly realized that the more compelling opportunity is in helping to empower the entire cohort of digital health developers to come and unleash the true potential of Healthcare 2.0.
But Amazon's speaker is $100 cheaper than the $300 Google Home Max, making it a more compelling option — particularly for those who already use Alexa and Amazon's services quite often.
Face or no face, for many the more compelling issue is how to characterize Mr. Ozkaya's copy: an impartial device mediating communication between a dead artist and his posthumous spectators?
Winter-Peg and the city billed as the Entertainment Capital of the World, the contrast could not be more jarring than a Dustin Byfuglien hit or the storylines more compelling.
Further, events like the recent global equities rout, which happened particularly precipitously in North America, are making the need for portfolio diversification more compelling for equities investors and portfolio managers.
Nike and Under Armour "represent the market share grabbers in the athletic space" and are "much more compelling investment opportunities," Oppenheimer analyst Brian Nagel said in a note to clients.
Commissioners are required to take Compas into consideration, but they can ignore the results if they find that other factors, including the severity of the original crime, are more compelling.
In 30-some years as an immigration lawyer, I have not seen a more compelling justification for a private bill than the way the administration has treated Maria "Isabel" Bueso.
Among the more compelling reasons to think so is that never before has there been so much money printing in such a short period as there has been since 2009.
In reality, his views on Islamic extremism are more complex than these labels allow, which is, arguably, one of the more compelling reasons to listen to him on the subject.
He knew more than most his own flaws and his blind spots, and he knew how to laugh at himself, and that self-awareness made him all the more compelling.
In fact, more often than not, Jimmy's guns-and-drugs-less struggle with his brother Chuck (Michael McKean), and his relationship with fellow lawyer Kim Wexler (Rhea Seehorn) are more compelling.
And if I want my eyes to bleed, I can tune into ABC for full 360-degree coverage in augmented reality because graphs sure are more compelling when they're in 2010D.
Iger said digital revenue "is growing at a compelling rate and will grow at an even more compelling rate when new platforms" such as AT&T's new bundle and Hulu launch.
Between videos of jumping cats, four-year-olds playing hockey, and the horrifying Momo challenge, you need something more compelling than colorful imagery to get anyone to click your page. Wave.
Instead, Altria said it will "refocus its resources on more compelling reduced-risk tobacco product opportunities," referring to tobacco products that are thought to be less harmful than smoking conventional cigarettes.
And, to top it all off, many of these foreign-language series are simply more compelling than 95% of American TV. They're full of obscure mysteries, shocking twists, and creative concepts.
With NBCU and Scripps, Hulu's live TV lineup is one of the more compelling on the market, given it will have the four majors, along with Telemundo, USA, Syfy, Bravo, E!
After mentioning in an interview that Bernie proposed to her by confronting her, rather Bernie-like, in a Friendly's parking lot, Jane opened up today about Bernie's more compelling human traits.
"We are investing in lots of ways to make our stores even more compelling and we hope customers want to visit our stores because we always have something new," he said.
The Courier was a vessel for everybody's futuristic ideas of how software could work someday, and it was made all the more compelling because it wasn't real but definitely seemed possible.
But culture moves slower than money, and being a good singer is still far cooler and more compelling than say, the act of coding, or pitching a room full of VCs.
This is one of the reasons we're investing to create a more compelling experience ... The new design in beauty pulls you in, it's a specialty environment that invites you to shop.
A three word slogan like "Take Back Control" is more compelling than a message that seems as though it has been cut and paste from the FAQs page of a website.
This particular scene is centered on Arya Stark (Maisie Williams), whose big, curious eyes, and deception while watching the king's arrival make her more compelling in this scene than Bran Stark.
It might also make the idea of flying FPV drones easier and more compelling, which would add a little more fuel to the steadily burning fire of the consumer drone market.
What makes it a soap, in the end, is its conviction that there is no subject more compelling than the furies and desires that bind people together, and tear them apart.
"The security of an all-cash deal with much lower regulatory risks because of limited portfolio overlaps makes it a much more compelling proposition for shareholders," Pisk said of ChemChina's bid.
Sterling's sharp plummet in the wake of the EU referendum last June has only made it a more compelling opportunity, says the managing director of a long-established currency hedge fund.
While exploring them, the gaps and glitches at the edges are even more compelling than the films themselves, recalling the edges where reality begins to break down in old video games.
Working with food businesses of various kinds—from sandwich shops to movie-theaters to pretzel stands at the mall—consultants seek to make their clients' food more compelling and user-friendly.
I'm not yet convinced that this technology is worth hefting around a giant 6.4-inch phone, but it will likely be much more compelling once it's in an even smaller device.
Barbato and Bailey liked it, but thought that in this case that the truth was stranger (and more compelling) than fiction: They wanted James to write about his relationship with Alig.
"It's hard to find a more compelling opportunity than Time Warner," said Samantha Greenberg, chief investment officer at New York-based hedge fund Margate Capital at a Reuters event on Tuesday.
The little glowing devices finally start shipping today, priced at $20 for a two-pack, and Hasbro's offering one of the more compelling reasons to pick them up for the holidays.
I don't know if there's a newer or more compelling way to say it: We waste 40 percent of our crops because they're not the right shape or size or color.
But there are two aspects of the Surpass that make it one of the more compelling sub-$100 credit cards in the market: automatic Gold status and Priority Pass Select membership.
But one of the more compelling 'omics fields is proteomics, because it focuses on proteins, which are expressed by genes and subsequently jump-start countless other physiological processes throughout our bodies.
I'm just now finding my way, making the same scale oil paintings as before; however, I feel that working quickly on paper might be more compelling to me at this time.
"I loved music, the whole punk rock era, all of those things," he recalled, such attractions all the more compelling to a boy with a nose perpetually pressed to the glass.
I would say that the need for witnesses in the impeachment trial of a president of the United States is a far more compelling circumstance than the impeachment of a judge.
Thankfully, by the second season, the writers heard audience pleas to remove focus from protagonist Piper Chapman (Taylor Schilling) and shift attention to other more compelling characters, like Taystee and Poussey.
Something more spare would have suited the big ideas, while something slightly less lofty would likely have made room for a more compelling ensemble horror film, as the original Alien was.
While we can analyze many different angles in which technology will augment our human abilities, there is one I think may be one of the more compelling things to augment: Our memory.
"In an era when the arts are under attack from the Federal Government, and funding becomes more and more scarce, the model of the Slave Pit is even more compelling," says Thorp.
Chowdhury said that at first, this approach "was very unpopular because it wasn't sexy," but it's become more compelling, particularly because of the comprehensive data that Salido has been able to collect.
Duo is very clearly designed for a mobile world, but having the ability to start or take a video call on my laptop would make the app just that much more compelling.
And the more potential uses a technology such as hydrogen has, ranging from heating to making steel to powering ships with clean ammonia, the more compelling it is as a business venture.
The second segment was a "pro market," with a few notable devices, such as the HTC Vive, that required absurdly powerful computing rigs to operate, but offered consumers more compelling, immersive experiences.
Tullow Oil gained 2 percent after JP Morgan reiterated its 'overweight' rating on the stock, saying the oil company had improved its funding position, and valuation had returned to more compelling territory.
One of the more compelling features is Voice Cast, which uses the Fire Tablets as a visual surrogate for Echo devices, so you can have a devoted screen serve up those cards.
Revamping the grocery business and making the sixth-largest U.S. retailer a more compelling destination for groceries has been a key priority for Chief Executive Brian Cornell who took over in 2014.
And potentially a wider audience beyond that — if even more compelling short-cuts can be loaded right into the keyboard in future, as Thingthing is hinting will be its direction of travel.
"We set out to come out on day one with something that's complete and more compelling than anything out there as a starting point – that was really important to us," says Johnny.
One of the more compelling responses I've seen to this question can be found in this 2008 paper by W. Henry Lambright, a political scientist at the Maxwell School at Syracuse University.
With the Play Store, Chrome OS is suddenly a lot more compelling to users who might have shied away from using a device that could only use the web and web apps.
At its worst, it's somehow even better—like the weird outer periphery of booths at a consumer-electronics expo, hawking products that are all the more compelling for their ill-conceived wretchedness.
It's equipped with first-generation TouchID tech and lacks support for 4K video, optical image stabilization, and a Smart Connector accessory port — all of which could make the tablet much more compelling.
Sempre's approach is different, and the founder argues that it's more compelling, because it reduces costs across the board no matter what, and it encourages better behavior from patients in the process.
But it's still tempting to imagine how much deeper and more compelling its material could be, if it spent more time on building atmosphere or dramatic tension and less on straight reconstruction.
For readers who are not particularly invested in the history of technical breakthroughs, the more compelling stories in Broad Band may be those that highlight unconventional contributions to computing and computer culture.
An even more compelling reason for thinking that the Fed has been too slow in raising interest rates is that the U.S. economy is now receiving substantial fiscal and monetary policy stimulus.
The major problem with "Narcos," however, is that Murphy is more compelling as a narrative device than a human being, and that stands to be the show's most significant obstacle this season.
Some of these intros are more compelling than others, based on how telegenic everyone is, but it's over all a sweet little show that is completely tolerable and borderline enjoyable at times.
People and companies have found ways to tell stories despite Twitter's narrow character boundaries — in fact, sometimes breaking them up into 140-character chunks makes them even more compelling, in a way.
The play takes a more compelling turn just at the end, exploring what we do after a calamity and how we might, with care and pain, rebuild our boardwalks and our hearts.
Some voices are even more compelling than others, but over all Laskey inhabits each of their perspectives credibly, exhibiting a vocal range that grants the reader a panoramic view of the proceedings.
Text explaining the history of the monument and the decision to bring it down might still be added, but the pedestal would provide a more compelling commentary than even a new plaque.
Dr. Scott Gottlieb, the commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, has floated a proposal to reduce the nicotine levels in cigarettes to make e-cigarettes a more compelling alternative to smokers.
This is the stuff of her life — the fact that it is all done in aid of her extraordinary achievement makes it more compelling, sure, but the homely details would be enough.
But Williams's and Sharapova's ambitions and story lines are about to collide again on Monday in the midst of a women's competition that is far more compelling than the men's event here.
Op-Ed Contributor A recent speech by George W. Bush made headlines for its pointed criticisms of Donald Trump, but there was something else he said that I found far more compelling.
"It's hard to imagine more compelling circumstances to restrict someone's fundamental rights than a deadly epidemic," said Adam Winkler, a law professor at the University of California, Los Angeles School of Law.
On the other hand, the songs whose musical structure I'd found "baggy" now seemed more compelling than they did in the theater, where the intensity of the action interfered with their reception.
"It's hard to imagine more compelling circumstances to restrict someone's fundamental rights than a deadly epidemic," said Adam Winkler, a law professor at the University of California, Los Angeles School of Law.
If there's one more compelling reason why scientists should now be feeling like they should enter the political fray, it's this: People who are scientifically curious tend to be better political thinkers.
But if you own a GoPro and are already deeply invested in the company's ecosystem of mounts and accessories, it's maybe a more compelling option for taking your first steps into the sky.
Perhaps even more compelling, though, is that due to its design, the Jamboxx is an accessible instrument that can be played by those with physical / cognitive impairments, or those with limited lung function.
Rory Stewart, her successor at DfID, has made a more compelling case for overseas aid in his first few days in the job than she did in two years of leaden management-speak.
The fact that the film is all the more compelling for its lack of traditional action is down to Heller's skilfull directing, and the script, which crackles with Lee and Jack's combined wit.
Mr Mueller, who has neither spoken publicly nor permitted any leaked information, since his appointment as special council, offers a more compelling example of how to practice law enforcement in a partisan cauldron.
No doubt, that background story was more compelling than what audiences saw onstage during the event's two days of talks, which resembled a mediocre rendition of Kum ba yah at its best points.
In one reality, this end-game push was about Citizens losing control and regressing in an environment with no boundaries; in another there was a much funnier and more compelling show playing out.
" • For more compelling True Crime coverage, follow our Crime magazine on Flipboard The source says Miles, who married Jonathan Blumenstein in 2011, was especially close to her young daughter: "Abigail was her life.
In other words, Weiner's sexting to teenage girls had a much greater electoral effect than Vladimir Putin's thirst for world domination — even if Putin is a much more compelling villain for the party.
It linked 3D objects to its flagship piece of futurism, the Microsoft HoloLens, which makes sharing and interacting with 33D objects a lot more compelling than viewing them on a two-dimensional screen.
"Castor" is the tighter and more compelling half, whooping and whining in feverish strings and pounding with rhythms that echo the gallop of horses, upon which Castor and Pollux are often depicted riding.
The commentary on each match promises to be far superior to the bellowing peanut gallery on Monday Night Raw, and it should serve to make the in-ring action that much more compelling.
But with Qatari banks grappling with the impact of lower oil prices, combined with the longstanding issue of the country having too many banks, the logic for such mergers has become more compelling.
Among the more compelling of those reasons is the fact that over the past eight years, China has gone on a credit binge of a size that has few parallels in recent memory.
Doing so could potentially bring in new iPhone users or give those with older models that have held off on upgrading to avoid spending nearly $1,000 a more compelling and budget-friendly choice.  
I have taught on many campuses, and I can attest that no international cause is given more attention, far more than it deserves in comparison with other more compelling causes, than the Palestinians.
A more compelling reaction of JCPOA negotiators is that Israel's intelligence coup underscores that the Iranian regime can't be trusted which is precisely why they pursued the nuclear agreement in the first place.
They could determine where the babies and toddlers are going to sit — one more compelling reason for airlines to seat families together — and create a child zone of three, maybe four seats away.
Ms. Hanauer dances to an incoherent, rambling rendition of "Feelings" by Nina Simone, but Simone's voice, even on a bad day, has a range of texture that are more compelling than anything here.
Yates on Sunday pointed to former White House counsel Don McGahn, who claimed Trump asked him to fire Mueller in June 2017, as one of the more compelling examples of obstruction of justice.
But the interest in running for office among baby boomers may be even more compelling at lower levels, with more people like Mr. Ponto bringing substantial résumés to a second career in politics.
The contributors' interdisciplinary range — including journalists, philosophers, sociologists, literary authors, cultural critics, historians and political scientists, among others — makes their generally shared tone of unrelenting urgency and emphatic conviction all the more compelling.
New York Fed President William Dudley, among the most influential U.S. central bankers, said overnight on CNN that the case for tightening monetary policy "has become a lot more compelling" since Trump's election.
One notable thing about the first installment of Stranger Things was that, even in the era of Peak TV, it was easily digestible in one sitting and all the more compelling for it.
Hillary Clinton's campaign podcast, "With Her," became instantly more compelling after her loss; the two episodes she recorded in September reflecting on the election are riveting, even for those with Election 2016 fatigue.
Economic growth in the United States has been steady, but growth worldwide has been slow — which has kept interest rates low, making stocks a more compelling investment than cash or bonds in comparison.
All of the major characters are on the verge of becoming even more compelling, and as "Better Call Saul" merges with the timeline of its chronological successor, it will get only more interesting.
If this be Trump country, it seems the only thing more compelling to its voter majority than a far-right Republican man is a no-nonsense Democratic woman, albeit not one named Clinton.
While crowds on preview day flooded Hauser & Wirth's faux "forgotten museum" of all-bronze artworks and eBay items, I found something worlds more compelling down the hall at Salon 94 and Antiquarium Ltd.
As a former producer and writer of the television drama "The West Wing," he also knows how to pace a story, and could not have dreamed up a more compelling cast of characters.
Although Phillips's cakes are undeniably quite artistic, he did not reject a particular design option, such as a topper with two grooms — in which case, his First Amendment argument would be more compelling.
Barclays also downgraded the stock to an underweight rating and slashed its price target to $29 — 13% below where the stock currently trades — saying there are more compelling opportunities elsewhere in the sector.
And if Donald Trump truly were "chastened" by impeachment, as several of the Republican senators who voted against removing him argued, it might have made their "let the people decide" argument more compelling.
Where top VCs are investing in edtech New software, content and financing solutions for learning outside the traditional school system offer the more compelling business opportunities, particularly when it comes to vocational training.
But Embiid, a 21-foot center with an affinity for nonalcoholic cocktails, has added a splash of fun in his long-delayed rookie year, helping to make the Sixers more compelling this season.
Despite these similarities — and its higher annual fee — I find the Business Platinum card much more compelling, and for me, it&aposs a card that I&aposm happy to keep year after year.
While the voting public might take or leave an argument for impeachment based specifically on the Ukraine allegations, a broader impeachment would present voters with a more compelling picture of the president's wrongdoing.
More compelling is her personal life: She's shacked up with a woman named Nat (Stephanie Allynne, who's also great opposite Tig Notaro in One Mississippi) and Nat's two kids from a previous marriage.
The party includes more Muslims now, as well as a larger share of nonwhite Americans, for whom the Palestinians' view of the conflict as an extension of European imperialism may seem more compelling.
Yes, but: The most interesting part of the show will be seeing whether Apple does anything beyond the above — or finds ways to make any of the above products more compelling than expected.
However, they are indeed aging, no longer have Apple's best wireless audio chip inside them, and competitors like Beyerdynamic and Sony have brought out more compelling alternatives since the original Solo3's 2016 release.
Largely, this launch is focused on offering a more competitive app lineup to make Samsung TVs a more compelling alternative to standalone streaming media players, like Apple TV, Fire TV, Roku, Chromecast and others.
The notion that Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi had himself relayed to the world via his Apple Watch evidence of his own torture, killing and dismemberment was quickly replaced by a more compelling story line.
It reminds me of the excellent, similarly curated horror movie service Shudder in many ways, and I suspect that as time goes on, FilmStruck's library will grow deeper and more compelling for casual viewers.
But there's more and more compelling scientific evidence that global warming is providing already-strong storms like Florence with even more fuel, which in turn can lead to more damage and destruction on land.
Apple didn't just lose the physical keyboard; it made the screen the same size as the 3.5-inch device, making it larger and more compelling than any touchscreen on any mobile phone before it.
Until then, what I can tell you is that I found the experience of trying Vaunt to be much more compelling than the overly techy cyborg AR glasses I tried at CES last month.
Wendell Pierce's Clarence Thomas, unexpectedly, is more compelling, not because we know or understand Thomas any better, but because we scarcely know or understand him at all, even after 25 years on the Court.
It is worth considering the possibility that there are ways in which we got lucky with Trump — illiberalism comes in many forms, and some are much more compelling, effective, and persistent than he is.
The company replaced hunting equipment in 10 stores where it had underperformed with "more compelling" products late in the third quarter and said those stores had positive comparable sales in the following three months.
The official said the administration was aware of the market reaction to the trade row with Beijing, but said economic fundamentals and long-term trends were more compelling to policymakers at the White House.
This morning Google took a key step toward making Assistant a more compelling experience, announcing a boatload of new features for app developers, including a new push notifications, daily updates and additional language support.
A more compelling conclusion would have been Ashley waking up from her coma only to be confronted with the fact that her creative image has been stolen from her, leaving her obsolete, and alone.
Such a product might also prove more compelling to those who have pre-diabetes -- 1 in 3 U.S. adults -- and those who aren't at risk for the disease, but are curious about their health.
Battlefield 1, which was announced yesterday with a bombastic trailer, made a far more compelling pitch: Judging which of the two games will be better at this point is a ridiculous, albeit entertaining exercise.
But it's one of the more compelling takes on Windows phones, using Windows 10's Continuum feature mixed with some virtualization options to let owners use the same apps across mobile and desktop modes.
It's no secret that I don't like Kennedy's drag, but with each week I find her to be a more and more compelling person and I usually agree with what she has to say.
Ultimately, Britain will have to come up with more compelling counternarratives if it wants to make the story of the London jihadists a footnote in history, rather than a sign of things to come.
"We believe the real upside for FIT is having products with a more compelling use case: digital health/connected fitness are those opportunities," Oppenheimer analysts wrote, slashing their price target to $12 from $25.
Some people have criticized the Apple Card for not being a more compelling credit card, citing its mediocre rewards, calling it "boring" or "not innovative" — especially compared to Apple's other products like the iPhone.
As with most presidential powers, executive privilege is subject to a balancing test and the needs of a congressional committee for testimony frequently is much more compelling than any presidential claimed need for secrecy.
Since 1992, Horacio Pagani has built his eponymous exotic nameplate into a brand that's talked about as a modern-day Ferrari or Lamborghini — and in the estimation of some pundits, builds more compelling cars.
This course will show you how to unlock the power of the most expensive paid ad channel so you can target smarter, create more compelling offers, fine-tune your funnel, and generate insane ROI.
There's something about seeing a cat talk about malaise and ennui and all the other fancy French words for intense, life-shriveling boredom that's infinitely more compelling than just another flesh-sack being sad.
The push has been accelerated with the arrival of the iPad Pro and Apple Pencil, which has made it a more compelling offering for creative pros, along with additional features to help facilitate multitasking.
For you, I've got more compelling reading: ■ Facebook stock lost $120 billion in value on Wednesday afternoon after chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said its two billion users really needed to get a life. Kidding!
"We noticed that in all of this excitement over the FANGs taking over the world, there are parts of the economy that seem really out of favor and offer more compelling opportunities," he said.
Of course, we can't simply ignore poor Chinese immigrants and other disadvantaged groups, but overall we've treated blacks much more badly than we have other groups, so there's a more compelling case for them.
There is no question that it will be more difficult for you to travel, attend college, and find more compelling employment than it is for those who have more economic privilege than you, Broke.
And the somewhat obligatory ambition of his argument (can you imagine writing a book that says surfing explains just two of the questions for the ages?) means some chapters are more compelling than others.
This gloomier inclination is more compelling; there's a wrenching number toward the end of the first act when Mr. Blankenbuehler uses dance, in "Right This Way," to suggest the psychological burdens these men carry.
A decider has long been mooted and, as the ESPN reporter Marc Raimondi said, "from a box-office perspective, Diaz is the bigger name [out of him and Gaethje] and the more compelling story."
The political-science schema that makes the two men comparable figures is more compelling as history than as prophecy: It tells us how Trump could fail; it doesn't tell us that he necessarily will.
Hull is a straight-shooter, funny, and personable, and when he talks about art, there's no jargon, so when he throws in a reference to several lines of poetry, it's all the more compelling.
This technical introduction to the two artists in the exhibition's first room thus makes the story that del Piombo was actively promoted by Michelangelo as competition against his "detested" rival Raphael, all the more compelling.
If Cruz is so naïve that he thinks voters will flock to the campaign because Fiorina as a vice president would be more compelling than Hillary Clinton as president, then he's learned nothing from history.
The other is that the redacted sections contain more compelling reasons to suspect Mr Page of being, as the warrants charge, "an agent of a foreign power [who] knowingly engage[d] in clandestine intelligence activities".
"The more that you know about what somebody might want to see, the more compelling an ad or the more relevant an ad you can show them," Segal said on CNBC's Squawk Box Thursday morning.
Camille is part of a tradition of prestige drama protagonists who behave badly, who abuse substances and loved ones, and whose flaws are always in starker relief (and are often more compelling) than their strengths.
As Rees wrote in On the Future:So, because they will be ill-adapted to their new habitat, the pioneer explorers will have a more compelling incentive than those of us on Earth to redesign themselves.
"Rather than competing against each other and not getting time on telescopes, for example, we thought that we'd have a more compelling story if...we all worked together towards a common goal," he told Motherboard.
I know that she's flawed, that she's made some rough decisions on this show, that there are other characters who are more complex (maybe even more compelling), but boy, oh boy, do I love her.
That can be a problem with Stan, whom I usually find much more compelling in his civilian life than in his FBI duties, though the latter is of course integral to The Americans' narrative machinery.
The current volatility environment, combined with stocks hitting all-time highs, relatively high valuations and a greater level of uncertainty from the new U.S. administration, means stock replacements have never looked more compelling, Selvala said.
Facebook doesn't necessarily need to force heavier restrictions on us, but it should at least provide more compelling optional tools to actually make us put our phones down and look up at the real world.
The characters are going to have to be more compelling, and more quickly compelling, than what you're used to in film and television, where you can have a slow burn and get to know somebody.
They're often more compelling than the main storyline, and they make things that could seem intolerable if they were mandatory — like one of the game's only traditional boss fights — a nice change of pace instead.
"Tax reform has been a real shot in the arm for many companies in terms of lowering their costs of doing business, and making it more compelling to consider doing acquisitions," one senior banker said.
Shalhoub's Abe Weissman (the father of Midge Maisel, played by Rachel Brosnahan) definitely gets more screen time in the second season of the Amazon show, but he isn't one of the show's more compelling characters.
Though the franchise's only playoff win since '57 is hard to exclude, the 1994 Monday Night Football overtime win at Dallas would be a much more compelling watch than the selected 1991 Divisional Round victory.
For example, they could research each outlet's methodology and explain why they found one more compelling than another (perhaps more polls are used from each state, or the predictions have been more stable over time).
Domestic competition, too, is so much more compelling now: the cut and thrust of the Premier League, awash with unimaginable sums of money, and the glamour of Barcelona and Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and Juventus.
Talk about how, for the people who don't know you, how you got to where you got, because you're one of the more compelling stories, of the many compelling stories of the freshman class. Thanks.
I would say it's a test for us, and we're trying to understand that, and, certainly, I believe that I think that would be a more compelling offering if there was more long-form content.
There are plenty of story lines surrounding the 20153th Belmont Stakes on Saturday, but none more compelling than Justify's bid to become the 13th Triple Crown winner, and the first since American Pharoah in 2015.
But as business school professors who specialize in the human side of organizations, we can say that the Clinton campaign's story is more compelling and will give a bigger boost to her candidacy come November.
National Poll Results Report This document may not appear at first, but it's an 84-page slide presentation that contains the same data as the survey, only easier to understand and more compelling in color.
How much more compelling and challenging would it have been to see shots of Beyoncé and Jay-Z in the Pavillon des Sessions, where the Louvre lumps together artifacts from Africa, Asia, the Americas, and Oceania?
"The video footage, in this case, is what captures people's imagination and is part of what made this case more compelling," says historian Greg Eghigian, a recent NASA and American Historical Association Fellow in Aerospace History.
Schultz told attendees at the company's investor meeting on Wednesday that the halo from Reserve will make Starbucks a more compelling destination while providing an antidote to customers spending more of their time and money online.
Occasionally, we reevaluate and change our understanding -- when confronted by facts from trusted sources or when another storyline, based on this new information, feels more compelling, especially if the new explanation gives a sense of control.
That also made the fight all the more compelling: Gaethje absorbed damage that makes other fighters wince or circle away, he doubled down and returned fire, and he never looked like he might stop and reconsider.
" • For more compelling True Crime coverage, follow our Crime magazine on Flipboard Writing about that night in his 2008 memoir, Wagner wrote that when he smashed the bottle in anger at Walken, "Natalie was already belowdecks.
Swinton's performance as Dr. Klemperer is the more compelling turn, as the doctor spends his days investigating what's actually happening in the school, and revealing a moving backstory about the wife he lost in the Holocaust.
It's even more compelling for the ways it isn't perfect: her face is lightly sweaty and her hair is slightly matted, just like it would be in a room full of people dancing and letting loose.
" • For more compelling True Crime coverage, follow our Crime magazine  on Flipboard "Alyssa was a talented soccer player, so smart, and amazing personality, incredible creative writer, and all she had to offer the world was love.
The moral case against a coup is even more compelling, and speaks to the real dangers Trump poses and the best way to fight those dangers—not only to the country, but to the Republican Party.
Meanwhile, Samsung's take on Android, originally called TouchWiz and now called the "Samsung Experience", has gone from cluttered and complicated to something much more compelling—it's certainly different to what you get on the Google Pixel.
If it does, Chromebooks are going to become even more compelling than they already are, if only because the number of apps that will work when you are offline will increase by several orders of magnitude.
For those officials charged with safeguarding America's orbital military infrastructure, the relationship between software, cybersecurity and space has come into acute focus over the past few years, making relationships with Silicon Valley all the more compelling.
Iron Fist was better the more it steered away from Danny – Colleen, Claire, and Ward all proved to be more compelling characters than the ostensible hero, and Colleen and Claire in particular paired beautifully as buddies.
O'Malley may be hoping that the complicated rules of the Iowa caucuses will produce a miracle for his campaign, but it was difficult to see what he offers that is more compelling than the two alternatives.
Samsung's counting on this, too; the Gear 360 is inherently more compelling if you already own a Samsung phone and a Gear VR. If you don't, you can still find ways to enjoy the Gear 360.
As I've pointed out in the past, the many problems with Negan's storyline are exacerbated by a simple feeling that The Walking Dead has been to Negantown before, with a more compelling villain named the Governor.
By comparison, Mitt Romney's lengthy takedown of Mr. Trump at a Utah university earlier in the day, a sober accounting of Mr. Trump's heresies and weaknesses, felt more compelling than anything unleashed by the other candidates.
That's the appeal of many a show like this, but I always found The Big Bang Theory's early years, when the show's characters were just trying to figure out how to live together, far more compelling.
Two aspects of the $212-a-year Hilton Honors American Express Surpass® Card make it one of the more compelling sub-$26 credit cards in the market: automatic Gold status and Priority Pass Select membership.
His first album to enter the Billboard top 10 was 1982's 1999, featuring the famous titular song, which has somehow only become more compelling now that the year in the title has come and gone.
Karp called C.K.'s statement "one of the more compelling" recent celebrity apologies, but said he had yet to see a powerful man apologizing for sexual harassment or assault actually fulfill all five of his criteria.
At times, in fact, the battle for Champions League positions has often been more compelling than the race for the title, which in some countries is often wrapped up months before the end of the campaign.
The more compelling story lines belong to Charlie Creed-Miles as George, a mild-mannered cabdriver who seems a magnet for bad luck, and Franz Drameh as Kingsley, a small-time drug dealer with literary aspirations.
Although its avid fan base is certainly excited to see what North America's Team SoloMid can accomplish in international play, the more compelling story in this group will be between the teams from Korea and China.
But an even more compelling reason Mr. Mnuchin may want to let Fannie and Freddie hang on to their earnings has to do with Mr. Trump's promise to big business to lower corporate tax rates steeply.
Perhaps even more compelling is that the same CNN exit poll found that Republican voters, in the important swing state of Virginia, favored providing legal status to the undocumented by a margin of nearly 60 percent.
Ironically, the original statement that Biden made about not complying, even when taken with his clarification, may now give the Trump legal team a more compelling basis for calling the former vice president as a witness.
What could possibly be more compelling than the true story of a man who served 18 years in prison on a wrongful conviction only to be found guilty of slaying a young woman under extremely suspicious circumstances?
This is good news for people like me, who would rather get a cavity filled than watch human beings run around after a ball in real time, and also makes for a more compelling — if unwieldy — story.
Today changes the math a bit, with the arrival of the Moto Z2 Force Edition, featuring a shatterproof screen and bigger battery, along with the 360 Camera Moto Mod — one of the more compelling Mods to date.
There's a case to be made that Halo's story was more compelling when your Master Chief was on his own lonely odyssey while the star-spanning epic played out in the background of cutscenes and lore dumps.
Plex confirmed it's rolling out a new feature that will allow cord cutters to skip the commercials in the TV programs recorded using its software, making the company's lower-cost solution to streaming live TV more compelling.
Both have been hit by oversupply in Brazil, as well as a slide in the value of the real, the Brazilian currency, which makes it more compelling to sell crops, priced in dollars, rather than store them.
William Dudley of the New York Fed said that the case for tightening had become a "lot more compelling in recent months" and that "the risks for the outlook are now starting to tilt to the upside".
The horror movie version of Sierra Burgess looks way more compelling, enhancing the moral fall of our supposed heroine and forcing her to face the consequences of her actions with more severity than this movie's tepid climax.
"The heart rate and motion tracking systems of the Watch make for much more compelling data collection because your watch is on you for essentially all of your day," Smith wrote in an email to Business Insider.
Being asked to click on a window to look through it, even when you know something bad is going to happen, is a lot more compelling and tense than watching a character do it on their own.
While he was not looking to add to the small dollar-bond exposure he currently holds, Roehmeyer said having the West African CFA Franc currency pegged to the euro made local debt a more compelling investment opportunity.
That achievement seemed even more compelling given that the person Gornik transformed had lived his whole life through the prism of professional, organized racism, rather than doing normal young-person things and more quietly harboring noxious beliefs.
It's finally "time to beef up" on Beyond Meat following the stock's dramatic descent since late July as a more compelling price point and strong sales expectations make for a more enticing investment case, according to Bernstein.
"It's fascinating how you can tell a story without actually ever featuring any on-track action, and a story that in some respects is more compelling and more engaging to your less hard-core fan," he added.
Still, it's hard to see how this is more compelling than say, jumping on Twitter and viewing posts from established and verified news outlets and journalists that I have chosen to follow because I value their work.
Within days, the ad had been viewed more than half a million times and raised more than $400,000 for the campaign, which followed with several more compelling ads, though few approached the popularity of his campaign announcement.
HQ doesn't have a patent on a quiz game, and other big platforms (Facebook, Snapchat, Twitter) are almost certainly looking into how they could develop a more compelling product and disperse it across their enormous user bases.
That last bit is admittedly a pretty lofty goal as far as this project is concerned, but at the very least, it could go a ways toward making 3D printing for manufacturing even more compelling for consumers.
Meyer spoke briefly about the challenges facing Pandora — specifically a decline in listening hours, which SiriusXM believes can be fixed by improving Pandora's in-car listening statistics, making the Pandora app more compelling, and adding more content.
But even more compelling was his role in a top-secret study for the Air Force that asked a simple question: How about blowing up a nuclear bomb on or near the moon and seeing what happens?
Given the he-said/she-said nature that typifies rape, the only details that could have possibly made Broaddrick's case more compelling are a police report (complete with rape kit administration) or perhaps a stained blue dress.
In one of the more compelling revelations, investigators described how Mr. Trump ordered Michael T. Flynn, who would later serve briefly as his national security adviser, to find thousands of emails missing from Hillary Clinton's computer server.
The recent announcement of a tax on sugary drinks in England comes with much public support, and the case is made more compelling by recent evidence from Mexico that taxing drinks reduces consumption, particularly among the poor.
"The more Europe strengthens its position as a trade and investment partner for the GCC, the more compelling the opportunities for a euro-denominated bond become," said Amine Jaoui, head of public sector coverage for the Middle East.
The plot is followed to the letter—for anyone seeing it without having seen Vertigo a few times, good fucking luck—but more compelling is when it elaborates on Hitchcock's (intended or otherwise) critiques of the male gaze.
Yahoo — Citi upgraded the stock to "buy" from "neutral," citing "a more compelling risk/reward" that included more credible reports on the auction process, as well as Alibaba's recent positive outlook and agreement to repurchase shares from Softbank.
It's an even more compelling and, if occasionally frustrating, admirable iteration of Clark, a woman navigating far more potholes and pitfalls, professionally and personally, than simply trying to win what became known as the Trial of the Century.
But, for Amazon, it was a mistake to allow Mr Refn to do what he wanted for 13 hours: "Too Old To Die Young" would have been a lot more compelling if it had been 11 hours shorter.
Google's approach to AI reminds me of Microsoft's: less flash, more function "For consumers, Google's AI strategy seems a lot more compelling than Facebook's, but no less scary," said Patrick Moorhead, president and principal analyst for Moor Insights.
We played records for each other, bonding over our love of the Buzzcocks and Split Enz and distinguishing ourselves from each other by whether we found the first Clash album or the first Generation X album more compelling.
Rieff's penchant for morbidity is his most fascinating moral stance, but it is when he puts it on hold and consents to argue with the rest of us about shorter-term outcomes that he is even more compelling.
Lydia's backstory makes her a much more compelling character and her revelations remind everyone that the Whisperers started out just like everyone else, normal people living in the normal world before the dead started coming back to life.
Trump's allies attempted to move the national storyline away from Russia on the Sunday talk shows, arguing that Comey's testimony about former Attorney General Loretta Lynch to call the Hillary Clinton email investigation a "matter" was more compelling.
But Wemba soon became associated with a more compelling and subversive fashion movement, the Religion Kitembo, or "worship of clothes", which was in part a sardonic comment on the charmless weeds and general decay that Zairianisation had brought.
For some cautious investors, earning about a 2% yield with almost no risk has been more compelling than buying more junk bonds and stocks, which have produced the double-digit total returns in the first half of 2019.
"If the goal here is to get attention, 'break 'em up, regulate em' is a far more compelling message than a wonky 'let's change regulations or tax rates and we can organically change the industry' argument," he said.
While most of the hearing was scene-setting, including a thorough Russian counterintelligence history lesson, some of its more compelling insights came from Clint Watts, a senior fellow with the Foreign Policy Research Institute's program on national security.
I do think that the promise of the integrated trackpad and a leveling up of the iPad's reason to be makes the Magic Keyboard and new iPad Pro one of the more compelling packages currently on the market.
Insist on quality and complexity in the screen stories you tell about Latino people, and you might even look like a genius as you tap into a true and untold American epic more compelling than any cartel conspiracy.
" (This interest probably seemed more compelling at the height of the "War on Drugs" than it does today.) On Scalia's conclusions in particular, O'Connor wrote that they were "incompatible with our Nation's fundamental commitment to individual religious liberty.
GREG MAFFEI: Well, because we're seeing growth in fan interest, we've seen attendance up, we've seen viewership up, we've stabilized and set forward a much better regime going forward to make it more compelling than it already is.
Many of these dishes are stewlike in their proportions but flavored in a far more compelling way than mainstream American versions of the same, and can be made in — yes, I'm talking about this again — a slow cooker.
For Hays, a fellow veteran, shooting Woodard is another burden he is forced to carry, which would be a more compelling idea if it weren't explicitly vocalized or if Hays's psychic rucksack weren't already bursting at the seams.
But as a movie about being Jennifer Lawrence, about having everyone think they understand you simply because they're looking at you all the time, about trying to hide your real life behind ineffective filters, it's much more compelling.
Trump's approach — in which he might make up a new tax plan or some wild unsubstantiated charge about Clinton or fake facts about his own past, or say something racist, or really do anything — is much more compelling.
This trailer suggests a more compelling narrative and a new protagonist, so maybe there's a stronger focus on storytelling and less emphasis on just making super fans feel like they're participating in the existing stories they know and love.
SO IF WE WERE TO SELL OUR COCA-COLA FOR EXAMPLE, IT'S ALMOST ALL PROFIT, SO WE WOULD HAVE ROUGHLY 65-CENT DOLLARS TO BUY ANYTHING ELSE, AND THAT MEANS THE CASE FOR SWITCHING HAS TO BE MORE COMPELLING.
This is a more personalized experience than passively watching one broadcast on TV and it gets that subscriber actively engaged, with their behavior providing valuable data points for FloSports and their deeper interaction likely more compelling to event sponsors.
Another recent study out of Indiana University found that piracy can sometimes act as another form of competition, forcing content creators and cable operators to offer more compelling, affordable services if they don't want users flocking to illegal alternatives.
She's the only real female character in the entire film, and the moment she becomes part of the storyline the movie begins to metamorphosize into something much more compelling — and much more in line with Linklater's more recent work.
Samsung obviously wants to make a more compelling argument for the edge, and with today's update to Android 6.0 Marshmallow for the S6 and S6 Edge, the company is adding a handful of features and improvements to the software.
"The acquisition of this stellar collection of businesses from 21st Century Fox reflects the increasing consumer demand for a rich diversity of entertainment experiences that are more compelling, accessible and convenient than ever before," said Disney CEO Bob Iger.
"The Lost Wife of Robert Durst," arriving this weekend, is easily the more compelling of the two, plugging in details of the story that transpired long before the events that eventually put the peculiar real-estate heir behind bars.
There are plenty of other more compelling reality TV shows that have cropped up in place of "The Hills," like "Siesta Key" and "Vanderpump Rules," which seemed to have figured out the balance of ridiculous drama and real friendships.
"The story of 'I'm taking on big government' was more compelling at this point in history than the story of, 'I'm going to keep this thing going and make it incrementally better' and the story of experience," he said.

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