Sentence examples for appealing to future from inspiring English sources

The medical school should be appealing to future classes for other reasons.

A strong management team is not only appealing to future buyers, but may also raise the possibility of a management buyout.

Today's deal would reunite the building's lease and its title for the first time in four decades, which presumably would make this controversial property more appealing to future buyers.

In songs such as "Lucky Star" and "Burning Up", Madonna introduced a style of upbeat dance music that would prove particularly appealing to future gay audiences.

They noted that with songs like "Lucky Star" and "Burning Up" (1983), Madonna introduced a "style of upbeat dance music that would prove particularly appealing to future gay audiences".

But seeing it again, I feel more generous: essentially, Kieślowski is appealing to the future, and making manifest the way we try to – but can't – control our own destinies.

As for appealing to the generosity of future richer generations, he is properly dubious about governments' ability to squeeze more tax out of their citizens.

But Mr. Romney's advisers believe he can appeal to women by appealing to their sense of dismay about their financial futures.

It enjoyed early success as its editors set a pattern for the future by appealing to a cultured, intellectual readership instead of a mass audience.

Freeing the executive branch to act as it chooses may be appealing to some now, but many future scenarios will be less clear-cut.

Mayhew's unexpected answer to the spiralling cost of care is to ask people to take control of their own future by appealing to their inner gambler – saving for their care through a Personal Care Savings Bond.