Sentence examples for Gain appeal from inspiring English sources

Populist solutions gain appeal.

Q: Do communities gain appeal as a magnet for people interested in opting out of violence?

And so it is that the relatively high-paying jobs in the Persian Gulf gain appeal.

But as more Europeans own property or work abroad, the idea of similar, pan-European financial services may gain appeal.

Although that seems less likely at the moment, erasing the border could gain appeal if banks and multinational corporations flee London for Dublin's access to the European Union.

With these four options freshly in mind, the alternative of making Medicare a system where the government "helps seniors purchase private health insurance" may gain appeal.

Designer jeans gained appeal on the high end.

Regional and bilateral trade agreements are gaining appeal, even though they are inferior to multilateral trade.

The lyrics, after all this time, have not lost (or gained) appeal.

Dielectrophoresis is nevertheless quickly gaining appeal as a basis for microfluidic cell-sorting.

But recently, after decades of faithlessness and militant atheism, the clergy in Russia has gained appeal and prestige.