Sentence examples for a bit more attractive from inspiring English sources

That makes its small audience a bit more attractive to advertisers.

And when it comes down to it, isn't that a bit more attractive than a man who calls in the electrician to change a plug?

The stage show has a simple but plain set, as useful as a wrench and only a bit more attractive, and some performances were hardly less mechanical.

Ann's progressive, degenerative and fatal illness has made her a bit more attractive than I remember, and I got a boner when I walked into her room.

It hopes to dominate investment banking in Asia, and be a force to be reckoned with around the globe.Perversely, the terrible state of the Japanese economy may make the business a bit more attractive.

Under Gerhard Schröder, a Social Democrat who was Angela Merkel's predecessor as chancellor, the so-called Hartz reforms made labour markets more flexible and made work a bit more attractive compared with living on unemployment benefits.

The result, he said, is that "the whole picture is going to start to look a little bit more attractive".

But for emerging economies unwilling to take that plunge (which occasionally means taking that plunge) the managed float looks a good bit more attractive than other regime options.

So they are making this sound a little bit more attractive than it actually is".

So non-euro countries right now are probably looking a little bit more attractive.

The entire exercise is exhausting; I've had to resort to having bras shipped to me from the UK not just because they're cheaper over there, but because I know that certain stores try to make their bras a little bit more attractive.