Sentence examples for adding to the attractiveness from inspiring English sources

Gauges are set at different depths, adding to the attractiveness of the instrument package.

One other factor adding to the attractiveness of ADRs of big foreign oil companies: dividend yields that typically range between 2% and 5% (on a gross basis).

Indeed, by the 12th century reports of posthumous miracles by local saints were becoming increasing common in England, adding to the attractiveness of pilgrimages to prominent relics.

Adding to the attractiveness of the area as an investment was the addition of the Lower East Side, the destination of waves of immigrants, to the National Register of Historic Places last April.

He added: "Tebow is a polarizing figure, on and off the field, which adds to the attractiveness of an athlete.

Russia has made a conscious effort to improve after-sales customer service and warranties, which has added to the attractiveness of its weapons.

They added that a decision by the Governing Council of Iraq to allow foreign companies to establish 100percentt ownership of businesses in Iraq, an unusual arrangement in the Mideast, had added to the attractiveness of the market.

Front porches add to the attractiveness of many residential Washington streets, but according to D.C. police, a thief has made a practice of pilfering packages from those very stoops.

In addition, a strong dollar, quantitative easing in Europe and Japan, and low oil prices have added to the attractiveness.

He adds: "In IPO terms, it might be more attractive to merge [beeb.com] into BBC Worldwide, but at any rate an Internet facet certainly adds to the attractiveness of any share in today's market".

The "defective" feature greatly adds to the attractiveness of this vehicle because the tax liability on whatever income is generated by the trust will be paid by the grantor, rather than by the trust (again, for income tax purposes, the trust is non-existent).