Sentence examples for make it more desirable for from inspiring English sources

A special pear salad was similar, but the additions of walnuts and poached pear didn't make it more desirable for $2 more.

We've seen investors come in and buy an old row house maybe they bought it for $70,000, they gut it and renovate everything, turn it into a townhouse, and put it back on the market for $300,000," says Vickers. "They're vitalizing the old housing to make it more desirable for today's buyers".

"It would simply be a more honest form of accounting that may make it more desirable for producers to operate more sustainably -- particularly if subsidies were redirected to benefit sustainable systems of production".

("She then asked for a chocolate from the Christmas tree. I said she could have one if she ate a Satsuma first, which she did". "Because she had eaten all of her food, I said, do you want some ice-cream?"—Parent. 53) This practice could directly increase obesogenic food intake and also make it more desirable for children.

The higher purity of the product makes it more desirable for certain applications, notably in the manufacture of rayon.

This practice reduces drying time by increasing the rate of drying and at the same time darkens the wood, making it more desirable for use in furniture.

When data transmission is going on, paths are reinforced positively making it more desirable for further selection.

In addition, GO interfaces are known to exhibit higher frictional forces for sliding contacts than those found for pristine graphene sheets, which makes it more desirable for enhancing the shear interactions.

The faster growth rate of K. marxianus makes it more desirable for commercial enzyme production.

It is concluded that among the studied alloys, Ti-10Fe-10Ta with dominant β phase microstructure exhibits a good combination of mechanical properties which make it more desirable than CP-Ti for orthopedic application.

Mr. Kimmel said he knew how to make it more desirable as a television event.