Sentence examples for a particularly appealing example from inspiring English sources

Egypt is a particularly appealing example given the turbulent path it has taken since Mubarak stepped down amid violent street protests more than three years ago.

This represents a particularly appealing example of a complex social strategy implemented by gene regulatory circuits: As the cells transform their environment by increasing the extracellular concentrations of sucrose and fructose, they can also modify their behavior by reducing the expression levels (and the cost associated to it) of the enzyme invertase.

Richardson sang with a particularly appealing freshness and directness.

Neither of these methods is a particularly appealing way to spend an afternoon.

Weather modification ("weather mod"), or cloud seeding, is a particularly appealing ideal.

I'm not decrying it, but I didn't find it a particularly appealing sport.

A particularly appealing option for those interested in padding their teaching resume is the Summer Teaching Scholars program.

Driverless technology is also a particularly appealing way to expand carsharing in cities, they said.

Perhaps it was an amazing teacher, an impressive family member or a particularly appealing film or television character.

Therefore, antagonizing the Plk1 function appears to be a particularly appealing strategy for killing oncogenic RAS- or inactivated TP53-containing cancer cells.

Freeman also said the price made sound recordings a particularly appealing complement to visual surveys.