Sentence examples for appeal using from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Kellner oversaw a makeover of Headline News to give it younger appeal, using music and Internet-style graphics.

Subjects also established an ordered list of the images according to their aesthetic appeal using the Balanced-Incomplete-Block (BIB) ranking method.

The idea has obvious political appeal – using oil revenues to wean the country from oil – but it has a way to go before reaching fruition.

"He's making an appeal using his family to gain support," Mr. Bloomberg said, in an interview in this week's New York magazine.

The mayor tried to clarify his assessment by saying: "No, no, I mean he's making an appeal using his family to gain support.

The earliest appeal using § 2114 outside of a postal setting appears to be Peek v. United States, 321 F.2d 934 (CA9 1963); it arose almost three decades after the 1935 amendment.

Broadly speaking, your sex appeal used to drop off a cliff the instant you became a dad.

The United Jewish Appeal used young Jacob, his given name, to represent child survivors, and he participated in a fund-raising appeal.

To identify the indications for which treatments were promoted, the segments of population targeted, and the type and extent of advertising appeal used for over-the-counter (OTC) products in a Nigerian urban setting.

"Our appeal used to be cheaper drink, but now, with all these bars opening up offering two-for-one deals and happy hours, it's increasingly hard to compete.

Poppyscotland, the charity which runs the appeal, uses all the money raised to support Scotland's ex-service members and their families.