Sentence examples for appealing in terms of from inspiring English sources
Although appealing in terms of system design and extensibility, mobile programs are a security risk and require strong access control.
Google will probably make this device appealing in terms of price alone, given that its Nexus line regularly beats most Android competitors on that score.
"There are people who don't know about them or don't find them appealing in terms of the types of jobs they offer," says Zheng. "The platform is not about a temporary job.
Not only does the proposed method inherit the attractive characteristics of the locality preserving projections in terms of exploiting the intrinsic manifold structure, it is also appealing in terms of significant reduction in both space complexity and time complexity.
A single stab incision through the cricothyroid membrane is appealing in terms of its simplicity, but this approach may fail in the obese patient or if the anatomy is difficult, and a vertical skin incision is recommended in this situation.
"It's quite apparent that when people saw a divided Labour party across the country, it wasn't particularly appealing in terms of getting people's votes," Dugdale told BBC News.
It's an appealing final in terms of what could happen in the game.
The potential to use fewer invariants is appealing both in terms of algorithm speed and simplicity.
This suggestion certainly seems appealing both in terms of clinical efficiency and likelihood of treatment response.
"Bush has a more appealing personality than Gore and the Republicans have put on an appealing convention in terms of image," said William Kristol, the publisher of the conservative Weekly Standard.
The combined Microsoft/ Yahoo would still have less than half of Google's market share in text ads for example, but the combined companies would be able to provide a much more appealing product in terms of reach when competing against Google, ie: the increased reach would become more appealing to ad buyers looking to maximize their exposure.
