Sentence examples for Substantial appeal from inspiring English sources

That takes some skill, and it also suggests he has some genuine and perhaps substantial appeal in the state.

It could therefore be hard for voters in either party to reach a consensus on a candidate who had substantial appeal statewide.

Accessing the multibillion-dollar remittance flows to Africa certainly has substantial appeal, perhaps helping to attract some large seed investments in African bitcoin startups.

The new music, while exquisitely performed, feels too subtle, too gentle to hold any substantial appeal for North American audiences, which was presumably not the aim of this dash through the snow.

The marketplace, and by proxy, Hollywood, is a place where do-overs aren't usually handed out, but "Munich's" substantial appeal with members of the Academy – whether it is mostly homage to Mr. Spielberg's storied career or not – has given this movie another shot.

"It's a very substantial appeal," said a spokesman for Asif's law firm, SJS Solicitors.

Singh and Ernst write: 'It seems as though some doctors delegate empathy to alternative practitioners.' Their prescription - that doctors increase the average seven-minute consultation - is no substitute for the more substantial appeals of the holistic approach.

It signals that Trump's is a philosophy with real appeal to a substantial and, as his surrogates often point out, record-setting number of Republicans who participated in the primary process.

Interestingly, preconception care advocacy often (implicitly) appeals to PB, and this may corroborate Savulescu and Kahane's assertion that PB has substantial commonsensical appeal.

The argument that tax cuts stimulate economic growth could have substantial public appeal.

And probably the Democrats would love for him to veto it and then ride on that election issue in 2008, given that it does have very, very substantial popular appeal.