Sentence examples for has started appealing from inspiring English sources

The president has started appealing for public support for his jobs plan, and denouncing Republicans who are opposing it.

Indeed, Crist has already started appealing to the Democratic base, with his veto of the Republican state Legislature's execrable education bill and his reversal on offshore drilling in the wake of the disaster in the Gulf.

In fact, all the great brands of the past 30 years have started out appealing to the passionate and rebellious first.

This has started to create a tax revolt that is growing very rapidly as homeowners are appealing or litigating to drive their property tax bills down.

Jobs in social services and sales have started to look appealing, even to the unsociable and unsalesmanlike.

In recent years, however, clockless designs have started to look more appealing.

In the case of arbaclofen, parents are appealing to Congress and have started an online petition hoping to find financing for the drug's development.

Typically, a company starts appealing to value investors when a particular sector is having trouble or a business has a few bad quarters and investors get spooked and sell.

The Saints' 62-Point Day Scoring numbers have started their inevitable correction —  only to defensive coordinators do 6-3 finalookook appealing — but the New Orleans Saints shattered the curve Sunday night.

Based on the embodied view of human cognition, educational researchers have started to develop interventions aimed at making learning contents easier to grasp by directly appealing to multisensory processing (for an overview, see de Koning & Tabbers, 2011).

Only in the past several years, though, has the area seen a real boom: enterprising residents and businesses have started flooding in, hungry for the neighbourhood's new (and more appealing) scraps: empty buildings, cheap rent and historical appeal.