Sentence examples for more appealing because from inspiring English sources

The other answer is that newer drugs have been developed that are more appealing, because they have a more rapid on-off, in terms of sedation and anesthesia.

Compared with Manhattan, he said, "the rent multiplier is a lot more appealing," because of lower land costs and the premium that new rentals can command.

Meanwhile, retailers are devising new ways to make the cards more appealing, because gift cards increase shopping traffic and encourage higher spending once people visit to redeem them.

Others said the food was more appealing because it wasn't mass produced, so they trusted it more, and thought it of higher quality.

Leonard extracts the dignity that sometimes exists in sporting failure; this is not the world of Armstrong, Keane or Pietersen and all the more appealing because of that.

At a news conference after the forum, Mr. Bush brushed aside a question about whether voters would find Mr. Gore's education plan more appealing because it was larger.

As players play a game over time, they find it more appealing, probably because they discover the game's depth.

"Ralph is the more appealing candidate because I feel like he understands Virginia very well given his experience and things that he's done in state government already here.

Still, Trammell could be more appealing than Burnitz because of his salary.

Fortunately, Josh Hamilton's brand of human drama is so much more appealing, if only because it's so much more human.

Are Piers Calvert's paintings made more appealing to visitors because they contain "faces that at the same time are millenary and somehow totally contemporary"?