Sentence examples for market appealing from inspiring English sources

Built on the site of a drab office block called Bowater House, the development became a symbol of a supercharged market, appealing or appalling according to your bank balance and concern for society.

Henry C. Yuen, chairman and chief executive of Gemstar, said the company found the electronic-book market appealing because it would be able to combine elements of TV technology with electronic-book devices.

Furthermore, the brain training space "stuck out" because it is a tech-first solution to a healthcare problem, and is truly mass market, appealing to people of all ages and from anywhere in the world.

As more bench-top sized machines have been pushed to the market, appealing solutions for diagnostic laboratory settings have become available [ 22].

Mr. Grantham also finds emerging stock markets appealing, along with Japan and "cheap European value stocks," and he advises longer-term investors to consider commodity and energy stocks.

And, while China booms, the industry is turning back to basics with more mature markets, appealing to the emotions of consumers who have become far more discerning, by dusting off legacy products.

MBA programs usually focus on the basic, generic approach to marketing: appealing to wide demographics, the four P's, etc. That's the same information that's taught in undergraduate programs.

The company has no plans to follow other retailers in chasing the youth market or appealing to what is euphemistically called the urban market.

Why invest in art at all? D'Angelo said the art market is appealing because it offers impressive returns without being too tied to the ups and downs of the stock market.

So seeking an end to the current bear market by appealing to valuation measures may not work.

Proponents of fixed-fee models argue that transparent pricing increases the market by appealing to consumers who perceived legal services as expensive and intimidating.