Sentence examples for a more attractive proposition from inspiring English sources

Some industry experts believe a merger would make sense in order to present a more attractive proposition for advertisers.

And Greece's membership of Europe's single market makes it a more attractive proposition for foreign investors.But there is also plenty of cause for concern.

And Chrysler does not have any compelling new models in the pipeline that might make it seem a more attractive proposition in the future.

"Arguably golf has never been a more attractive proposition for a time-poor, young audience bombarded by myriad choices," said Giles Morgan, HSBC's head of global sponsorship.

Research shows that council tax or stamp duty rebates would help make the Green Deal a more attractive proposition for householders and so incentivise take up.

However, at a shorter price and offering a more attractive proposition is Norwich's date with the Blades, whose slump into a relegation dust-up continues with alarming pace.

Then Americans are less likely to reduce their oil consumption if you conspire to drive prices up -- which makes such a conspiracy a considerably more attractive proposition.

It is a far more attractive proposition to build a HSR system that looks more like a web instead of a point-to-point line.

That means making the creation of curriculum products by for-profits a much more attractive proposition for an investor.

"We have transformed our Canadian operations into a business which has consistently delivered strong results, contributing to the overall success of the group," said Nish. "As a result, the Canadian business is now a much more attractive proposition and the sale allows us to realise fully the value of the business for our shareholders".

When the road is finished and covered with asphalt, the whole journey should take less than four hours – a much more attractive proposition for weekenders from Kabul who want a few days' skiing.