Sentence examples for increased allure from inspiring English sources

The pair hit upon a winning recipe: homegrown extracts with a made-in-France label that increased allure in a market still curious about foreign goods.

Banks with significant consumer-oriented operations have increased allure in recent years as more and more bank customers have turned to them as a safe place to park money, despite low interest rates, because of fear of market declines.

Retaining him gives Liverpool increased allure in the January transfer window, which in turn will strengthen the team's Premier League challenge and so make the club even more attractive to Suarez.

Those exotic dancers came into close contact with their clients, meaning that their possibly increased allure during fertile phases could have been a result of movement, smell or some other factor.

The book's portrait of California's evaporating innocence, and its increasing allure as a haven for extreme behavior (Mr. Parker gives Andy a chance to slug Charles Manson), are made palpable by the time-lapse narrative structure.

The reasons are many — finite financial resources, the real estate boom that turned many share houses into desirable weekend family homes, the stricter enforcement of antishare regulations, the increasing allure of travel.

Stock declines also increased the allure of bonds.

If anything, this rather chichi experiment has increased her allure.

The confusion over quite who she was increased her allure.

But Massmart increased its allure by rushing into the food-retailing business, and the gamble paid off.

And once currency risk vanishes, government, firms and households will all be able to borrow more cheaply and, as important, given the recent freeze-outs more easily.In purgatoryThe freeze-outs more may haveasilyeased the allure of the euro zone, but it has also made it trickier to get in.