Sentence examples for appealing terms from inspiring English sources

In one 1975 study, women were described in more appealing terms when their pupils were larger.

He tried to couch it in more appealing terms, suggesting that he was offering them both freedom.

In one, Louis C. K. insists that he actually likes life because, first, the alternatives to life on earth don't look so good, and second, the basic deal comes with bacon and sex — which he then describes in the most graphic and least appealing terms possible.

Roup argued that this should "bring liquidity to a very illiquid market," because it creates more pressure for merchants to offer commercially appealing terms to publishers.

Increased competition for borrowers might allow for more appealing terms or incentives, he noted.

Despite the appealing term "high yield," these bonds are often called junk.

The Army Corps of Engineers is another factor in what's been a constant -- after a big storm the dumping of sand (given the appealing term "beach nourishment") on the coast, sand often washed away in the next big storm, and otherwise taking on Mother Nature.

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.

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.