Sentence examples for increasing appeal of from inspiring English sources

The increasing appeal of "medical tourism" is a dangerous prospect.

The increasing appeal of cable series, however, has changed the stakes.

The increasing appeal of public institutions is showing up in a surge of inquiries and campus visits.

The increasing appeal of Bluegrass land among these outside capitalists made all the difference for Kentucky's horse world.

The surge is due to an oil boom, a Winter Olympics (in 1988) and the increasing appeal of an outdoors-oriented lifestyle that a city like Calgary offers.

The increasing appeal of Derbyshire's show is in how it keeps in touch with interviewees, comes back to their stories months or years later.

The increased appeal of cognitive enhancement challenges the traditional role of medicine in society, and calls into question the role of a virtuous life as a contributing factor for achievement.

But the Davises chose the kind of move that holds increasing appeal for members of the baby boom generation, who began hitting 55 this year.

The addition to the slogan of the phrase "It's American time" reflects the increasing appeal in Vietnam of products that originate in the United States.

Meanwhile, external events are increasing the appeal of nuclear power.

By cutting out investors, Wood may only be increasing the appeal of his company.