Sentence examples for find appeal from inspiring English sources

With the city's unemployment rate hovering around 9 percent, any project that promises jobs might find appeal.

For years, multinational food companies have been experimenting with ingredients, often being unable to find appeal broad enough to start or sustain a new brand.

In Europe and America, some governments find appeal in the argument that because of its immense geopolitical importance, Russia should, in effect, get credit for promises of future good behaviour.

In response to the comments, Israel's largest satellite-television provider, YES, accelerated a deal to carry the Fox News Channel, which is expected to find appeal among Israeli viewers by using terms like "homicide bombers".

The need to find appeal has actually decreased as a percentage of the overall market.

Investors may find appeal in the company's dividend yield, currently over 6%, and double-digit cash flow margin.

One problem is that in the published writings we find appeals to a substitutivity principle about reference, but no analogous principle about sense.

Both she and Mr. Guest found appeal in Ms. Seimetz's having worked as a writer and director.

But there is support for Governor Bush among Hispanics who have found appeal in his message of "compassionate conservatism".

Farage's anti-EU, anti-immigration drumbeat found appeal with disillusioned Labour voters as well as Tories, and by the end of the year it was comfortably the third largest party in the polls.

Nursery schools, frequently linked to universities, emphasized play and parent involvement and found appeal with middle class families.