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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Those who have ever sat on an important case will understand his reaction.

Otherwise a lot of very important cases would come out the other way.

It's the most important case in the last two hundred years.

He is going to keep you working on important cases.

The training film they'd just watched had gone over the history of six important cases.

The Council had agreed, as in difficult or important cases they were likely to.

He moved up quickly and was given more important cases.

I remember well the first important case which came to me.

The most important case is the field of complex numbers.

This is the most important case we will ever be on.

Five major cases were recorded in 1992, with a total value of £2.9 million.

He knows computers better than I do, and he's just finished up a major case.

The organization has played an important role in some major legal cases.

In recent years the committee has reviewed three major cases.

On certain major cases, the national chapter gets directly involved.

But several members of Congress said the commission too often did not act quickly on major cases.

What he had at the start was a major case of nerves.

This looked like it might be a major case of stupid.

From 1928 to 1930 they were involved in a major public case.

Which meant one of them was bound to be pulled onto a major case at any second.