Sentence examples for making it more appealing from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the American and National Leagues made concerted efforts to curtail disorderly behavior at ballparks, making it more appealing for families and well-to-do fans to attend games.

That being said, Stream is still a notable first step representing Comcast's entry into the internet-based streaming market, and its technology and channel lineup could improve in time, making it more appealing to those who are considering cutting the cord with big cable.

The redesigned book, which has grown half an inch in width, has a more open and airy feel, making it more appealing to readers.

A married father of three young children, he said his goals for the Schomburg included making it more appealing to children, perhaps using the model of children's museums with interactive displays.

The Q10 offers a physical keyboard typical of BlackBerrys as well as a touch screen — potentially making it more appealing to longtime customers who have stuck with the brand.

He knows that Twitter needs to change significantly, making it more appealing to new users without alienating long-term users, and making more money, faster, without overloading the service with ads.

The site is just four months old, and the staff is tweaking its features to make it more appealing.

VeVite's UI is pretty barebones and doesn't offer any bells and whistles with its service that might make it more appealing.

That the ingredients are not expensive and the technique not daunting only makes it more appealing.

And though Stamford could hardly be described as cozy, city officials have worked hard to make it more appealing.

Her real estate agent recommended a home stager -- someone who literally rearranges the house to make it more appealing.