Sentence examples for intrinsically attractive from inspiring English sources

Donating surplus goods is intrinsically attractive to hospitals — and it reduces the tonnage they must send to landfills.

A similar analysis underlies moves to step up action on short-lived forcings, though here the fresh approach is intrinsically attractive, rather than scary.

Legion (starring Paul Bettany), Case 39 (Renée Zellweger), Chloe (Liam Neeson and Julianne Moore) and Ondine (Colin Farrell) garnered weak-to-mixed reviews, and suggest once again that mid-level star names are of negligible value if a film is not intrinsically attractive to audiences, at least for the cinema release.

Thus locally developed renewable energy is not only intrinsically attractive but can be a more productive and efficient way to produce the power to meet local needs.

Candidates who grew up in deprivation are intrinsically attractive.

fusion, which is intrinsically very attractive but extremely demanding.

Having fewer participants in the on-chain auctions adversely affects the stability of Basis, making Basis intrinsically less attractive to users.

We've led them astray and away from the very qualities we intrinsically find most attractive in a man.

They were watching because I am an intrinsically fascinating person with many attractive qualities, and I am beloved.

As reviewed recently by Uversky and colleagues [ 65], intrinsically disordered proteins are particularly attractive targets for modulating protein-protein interactions.

Recently we have discovered that protein insolubility could be overcome by suppressing attractive hydrophobic interactions with intrinsically repulsive electrostatic interactions which are expected to have the largest strength in salt-free water [4] [11].