This fall, Julia Child is bringing out a fortieth-anniversary edition of "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" (Knopf; $40) and the Culinary Institute of America is bringing out a massive thousand-and-thirty-six-page tome called "The Professional Chef" (Wiley; $65), which is also a new edition rather than a new book, but attractively repackaged so as to appeal to the ambitious home cook.
Jeffrey Loo, equity analyst at S&P Global, says Medivation's products "in development, including Talazoparid for breast cancer and Pidilizumab for lymphoma, will bolster Pfizer's oncology franchise". Pfizer's stock, he adds, remians "attractively valued," so he has a 12-month price target of $44 a share.
If you're still stuck, consider using the following formula for phrasing your problem statement: "In what ways (action) (object) (qualifier) (end result)?" Example: In what ways might I package (action) my book (object) more attractively (qualifier) so people will buy more of it (end result)?
But even that reasoning, so attractively commonsensical, is inadequate.
Their job is to get the news first and they package it so attractively," Dubecki says.
In addition, you need to consider why the house is so attractively priced.
Don Draper, who suffers so attractively, quotes Frank O'Hara, "Now I am quietly waiting for/ the catastrophe of my personality/ to seem beautiful again".
Listeners of all stripes will be drawn to the recordings of Mahler and American music that Bernstein Century has so attractively repackaged.
The teenagers slowly tracing circles on the pavement are so attractively framed by the soft, shimmery light and blurred background that they look as if they could have biked out of a Terrence Malick movie.
