Sentence examples similar to an increasing appeal from inspiring English sources

The Brazilian economy growth has led the country to overtake the United Kingdom as the sixth biggest economy in the planet, leading to an increased appeal for the Portuguese language, similar to what happened to Mandarin during the accelerated growth of Chinese economy through the last decade.

Thus, Chinese regulatory agencies should consider the conventional non-animal testing protocols practiced in foreign markets, such that redundancies are eliminated; this would result in an increased appeal to foreign buyers.

The surge is due to an oil boom, a Winter Olympics (in 1988) and the increasing appeal of an outdoors-oriented lifestyle that a city like Calgary offers.

C1 Advertisers Turn to Blogs New campaigns from Budget Rent a Car and Hasbro are a sign of the increasing appeal of blogs and other nontraditional media to once-conservative mainstay marketers.

From the flower child of the '70s to the green politicians of the new millennium, the increase in environmental awareness has played a major role in the increasing appeal of SRIs to a wide group of investors.

The increasing appeal of "medical tourism" is a dangerous prospect.

The increasing appeal of public institutions is showing up in a surge of inquiries and campus visits.

"Salads have increasing appeal".

In the West, experimental dance from Asia and Africa has increasing appeal.

Radicalism holds increasing appeal, particularly for our young people: this is the key challenge for Europe.

He says their beauty and increasing appeal is the limited, signed and numbered editions.