Sentence examples for Minimal appeal from inspiring English sources

Addazio grew up in nearby Farmington, but Cheshire had minimal appeal.

With minimal appeal outside the UK, Pudsey would have to kill to make back even its modest £2.4m budget.

And based on the minimal appeal that that series offers, it's safe to say that Mr. Farina could again be available for employment by Mr. Mann before too long.

It has recently been recognized as a powerful tool in the search for explanations of ecological patterns and has been used to argue that a number of macroecological patterns can be predicted with minimal appeal to specific ecological processes [27], [28].

But in general, historical overrides artistic interest, and volumes associated with some of the most famous names have minimal visual appeal.

Yet why has this new opera been well received when so many others in recent years have had minimal public appeal?

Shono and Buck make a point of enjoying dinner at one such spot: the Golden Steer ( 384-4470, golden.snapsweb.com), a restaurant with minimal curb appeal just a couple of blocks west of the Sahara resort, the most-recent piece of Old Vegas to bite the dust.

Minimal art appealed very strongly to Serota.

Under that bill, Mr. Rumsfeld and his managers would have final word on the merit, demerit and pay raises of workers, who would have minimal recourse to appeal.

The United States Government termed them "excludable aliens" and jailed hundreds of them for years with only the most minimal right of appeal.

And crafting a political campaign centred around the economy while making minimal effort to appeal to the poor and lower middle-class is an awkward strategy.