Sentence examples for appealing given from inspiring English sources

The assumption that variable fire regimes are conducive to biodiversity conservation is appealing given its basis in landscape ecological theory, which predicts that spatially complex landscapes sustain greater biodiversity.

And given your work in fiction and the art world, I wonder if the pop-art idea of a factory, of being able to do a huge amount of work like a Jeff Koons or a Warhol by relying heavily on collaborators — and not, say, locking yourself in an editing suite, like Tarantino, for months — is appealing, given all that you're doing?

Advertisers, it is hoped, will find the timing particularly appealing given the back-to-school marketing potential.

And class sizes tend to be small, rarely more than 30 students, which is especially appealing given the illustrious teaching rosters at the city's elite universities, such as the Université Paris-Sorbonne, École Polytechnique and Sciences Po.

But you wonder if Ammiano's logic -- "why not tax something which is already being widely used?" - will be more appealing given California's financial woes.

The weak auction demonstrates that some are now beginning to think twice about whether such low yields are appealing given the threat that Germany has to begin diluting its credibility by underwriting the debt of the euro zone's struggling states.

Nonetheless the idea is appealing 'Give as you take'.

If you've never played a game, or you think you hate them – but my description sounds vaguely appealing, give it a spin.

The scene with one brother (Matthew Michael Hurley, especially appealing) giving a lift to an elderly woman and then dropping her off at a reunion by the river was oddly moving and gives a sense of Mitarodondo's ability to creative vivid characters with ease.

Waterman said the personal notes annotated by Hockney on several of the drawings were particularly appealing, giving the sketches a "tender quality".

The Scott boxes, however, remain, despite neglect and abuse, not just a throwback to a different age when public service was meant to be dignified, but useful friends when new technology, however whizzy and appealing, gives up the winking, bleeping digital ghost.