Sentence examples for attractive enough that from inspiring English sources

"The growth they have to achieve is attractive enough that we would be pleased to pay".

The business of time shares seems attractive enough that USA Interactive just bought Interval International, the second largest time share exchange company, and will make its inventory available on Expedia.

Ms. Diller was never really the grotesque-looking woman she made herself out to be; her body, in fact, was attractive enough that when she posed nude for a Playboy photo spread the pictures ended up not being published — the magazine was going for laughs, and decided that they looked too good to be funny.

But if you walk past the bar, past the elderly cigar smokers eating their lunches and watching the television, you will see that Havana NY opens into a trim brick-walled dining room, attractive enough that a line of people waited 20 minutes on a recent Friday.

Nevertheless, Fries agrees that Japan's persistently low valuations are attractive enough that he has recently pressed his staff to spend extra time scouring the country's markets.

Porn actors are aloof and indistinct, and most of them are just attractive enough that it's conceivable that this woman would fuck the UPS guy, but they're always innocuous and forgettable.

When you get divorced and you say to yourself "I am divorced because I am not attractive enough/smart enough/good enough" that is participating in negative self-talk.

Clifford Starrett, the departing president of the association, which helped to found the national park next to the abbey, said his group wants to make the price attractive enough so that the abbey will give up on its plan to develop it.

GM must find a way to make the Cavalier attractive enough so that people will pay a bit more for it; then they will buy the car for itself rather than for the price.

In addition, the six to one match is attractive enough so that candidates devote more attention to the views of small donors than they did in the past.

In a run-off election, or in an election with only two candidates, if neither of the candidates have platforms that are attractive enough, it is possible that neither one wins more than half of the total votes cast, including valid ballots of abstention.