Sentence examples for is only attractive from inspiring English sources

The recording unit is only attractive to private equity firms if it comes with the publishing unit, whose steady cash flow could help offset the ups and downs of the recording business.

In the end, targeted advertising is only attractive as long as the cost of obtaining data is lower than the gain from advertising to a smaller audience instead of wasting ad dollars on people who would never buy your product.

In short, it's only value lies in its rarity -- and such rarity is only attractive at times when dollars are anything but.

But Weiner's inability to grasp anything but the bottom line underscores a commonly held position in the publishing world: that cultural diversity in fiction is only attractive if it is profitable and comfortable for white people.

Bartelt et al. (1985) showed that for D. melanogaster, the aggregation pheromone is only attractive when food odors are also present; and that the combination of food odors and its aggregation pheromone is about four times more attractive than food odors alone.

"Previously," says Free, "the MFG.com platform was only in English and we were only attractive to Chinese companies who were fluent in English and export oriented.

Similarly, bonds are only attractive as long as they provide a real rate of return, do not default, and most important are denominated in a sound currency.

According to Yuan, some women "resent [Deschanel] for seemingly playing into the male fantasy that women are only attractive when they act like girls".

"Store cards are only attractive when you absolutely, positively know you can pay off your balance every month," Schulz told me.

In contrast to wild-type flowers (Fig. 1A) that are only attractive from August to October the resulting 'bud-flowering' phenotype (Fig. 1B) preserves its unpollinated stigmas within the never-opening buds and has an extended flowering period up to December.

The conspecific whine, by itself, is a very attractive stimulus that is only less attractive in the presence of whine-chucks.