Sentence examples for holds considerable appeal from inspiring English sources
With the nation's unemployment rate hovering at 10 percent, the possibility of stemming job losses holds considerable appeal.
As emerging economies they are prone to sudden shifts in foreign-investor sentiment, which makes for volatile currencies, so exchange-rate stability holds considerable appeal for them.
Assisted living holds considerable appeal for people like Margaret Lloyd, 83, who lives alone on the Upper East Side and, like many elderly New Yorkers, has a rich cultural life.
In this case, Sony's appearance on iOS probably holds considerable appeal for people who have already invested heavily into the Sony media/hardware ecosystem, but it's going to be a tough sell for anyone who doesn't have some sort of pre-existing allegiance to the Japanese giant.
But weighed against a dreary day job, music suddenly held considerable appeal.
If the M.I.A. myth, say, is rooted among a largely working-class constituency, there are many myths — one of them known as Reaganism — that hold considerable appeal among the privileged classes.
That exhibition, which features some "selfies" that are a couple of dozen feet high, has now come to the Dallas Museum of Art, where Ms. Sherman's knack for elaborate makeup should hold considerable appeal in a city renowned for putting on faces.
If the M.I.A. myth, say, is rooted among a largely working-class constituency, there are many myths one of them known as Reaganism that hold considerable appeal among the privileged classes.
For other feminists, especially those located within various communities of faith and resistance, gynocentric efforts to create a possible space for something "divine" hold considerable appeal.
But, it added that "the city holds considerable investment and development appeal, due to its vibrant economic growth and strong emphasis on community livability".
Despite this, Vietnam looks set to have considerable appeal, given its comparatively low wage costs and its reliable labour supply.
