Sentence examples for has considerable appeal from inspiring English sources
Mr. Wussler thinks satellite broadcasting has considerable appeal.
It has considerable appeal for cities addressing difficulties with on-going globalization, economic stagnation, and depopulation.
Even so, coal has considerable appeal for investors seeking an inflation hedge and exposure to commodities.
The movie is amusing and rather touching and clearly has considerable appeal for romantic teenagers.
As a "fault-tolerant" system it has considerable appeal, and this aspect is investigated in the chapter.
But the black market has considerable appeal because it puts a lot of inexpensive foreign goods on the Colombian market.
He rapidly transformed and enlarged it by adopting a pro-environment and antinuclear platform that had considerable appeal.
No matter the name, the concept seems to have considerable appeal, encouraged by celebrity role models like Bill Gates and Bill Clinton.
The manipulative strategies of photocollage and montage had considerable appeal during the interwar period in part because by appropriating "content" from other sources they could deal with complex political or psychological feelings and ideas.
As the political success of Michael Bloomberg showed, the idea of a billionaire candidate who doesn't need to kowtow to vested interests can have considerable appeal to American voters.
Such devices may have considerable appeal for consumers, so long as the glasses are attractive and lightweight, said Henry Fuchs, a professor of computer science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
