Sentence examples for dynamic appeal from inspiring English sources

But perhaps the greatest proof of New York's dynamic appeal are the millions of annual visitors who come to experience its vibes, variety, and vitality.

Candidates would have to prove their vote-getting ability in all regions to establish viability for the general election, but a lesser-known candidate with strong regional support or dynamic appeal would have time and opportunity to build momentum.

The company said in its release that "BMW has given the new model its own individual character and a stand-alone design – and, in so doing, has turned "4" into segment shorthand for aesthetic and dynamic appeal.

He described Mr Jindal as a "young dynamic governor" with "appeal to younger voters".

Even if they have differences over strategy, many intellectuals and activists inside China describe Mr. Liu as a dynamic thinker who appealed both to members of the party and many of its die-hard opponents.

Finally, the power dynamic of prostitution appealed to some men, who reported that sex workers treated them "like a man," and would do what they were told.

The male role in this dynamic didn't much appeal to Arash, either.

Both Mr. Micalizzi and Dynamic Decisions plan to appeal the decision, and the matter is expected to be resolved within the next 12 months.

We now appeal the dynamic structure in the two-period case, where the option to make the strategic investment stays obtainable for two periods.

That dynamic shaped the candidates' appeals right through the final hours of the Iowa campaign, with many Democrats using it both to promote their own candidacy and to attack Dr. Dean's credentials.

"...a focus on readers rather than advertisers as the heart of business model will, inevitably, create a more segmented dynamic, as the strongest appeals to readers tend to be in niches, and as, to venture an impolite reminder, some readers are a great deal more valuable than others.