Sentence examples for lack appeal from inspiring English sources

You lack appeal," Melville said.

Few bankers farm; long days with little pay lack appeal.

But as things are, she said, dabblings in organic food by conventional retailers often lack appeal: "A customer is probably thinking, 'Why should I spend more money?

Those familiar with the Cameron strategy expect he will continue to reject all attitudes and policies felt to lack appeal to moderate voters.

True, the business includes popular magazines like Sports Illustrated, People and Time, but the company has not expanded aggressively into digital, and many of its international titles like Horse and Hound lack appeal in the United States.

Yet as the season draws to a close, with only two Masters 1000 events and the World Tour Finals left to go, his prize money from all wins amounts to less than $11m.Of course, some athletes remain marketable even when they are not winning, just as others lack appeal when they are.

AT first glance, some investors may conclude that the staid commercial printing business lacks appeal.

If this kind of crowd-sourcing lacks appeal, Dr. Michael A. Salzhauer hopes iSurgeon, his iPhone application, will draw you in.

Viewed purely as a game, it's a curiosity, lacking appeal to those who demand instant action.

In 2003, the FSA used the Bash Street Kids to promote healthy eating in Scotland; it concluded the characters lacked appeal for a UK-wide campaign.

Yet the fractured liberal and left-wing opposition means that the alternative lacks appeal.Demographic change is also working against the opposition.