Sentence examples for any more attractive from inspiring English sources

"The stock is vulnerable and isn't any more attractive just because Deutsche Bank will hold on to its stake".

But there remains some question whether that success will make the party any more attractive to the broader public.

But so far, he hasn't exactly specified how owning Nokia's cellphone business will make Microsoft-Nokia phones any more attractive to consumers than they are now.

The election, protracted beyond reason, nears its final phase.One question is whether candidates this time are turning out to be any more attractive than last time.

"The repetition of a proposal which is now of less value and lower than the current Cadbury share price does not make it any more attractive," Carr said.

Before any more attractive alternatives could be brought into play, such as Oliver Letwin, the shadow home secretary, or a capable old warhorse like Michael Howard, the shadow chancellor, 25 MPs must sign a motion demanding a vote of no confidence within the parliamentary party.

For these patients, a new therapeutic approach, for example, with biologicals with hardly any toxicity, may be a more attractive treatment option.

The £8.4bn pension deficit was also taken on by the government to avoid Royal Mail going bust and make any sale more attractive to potential investors.

The presence of one of these properties will make any prospect more attractive to me; at the limit its realisation in one of a number of alternatives between which I am otherwise indifferent will lead me to prefer that alternative.

Good and nice aren't attractive any more.

If Mr. Obama takes a few steps to the center that will not change his opinion, he said, and "it doesn't make the others any better or more attractive to vote for".