Sentence examples for more attractive are from inspiring English sources

More attractive are the Flex packages allowing fans to select their disciplines.

Most of the men warily agree; the women, who are much more attractive, are a tougher sell.

Frank Field, the Labour chair of the Commons work and pensions committee, has said government plans to reform welfare to make work more attractive are "in ruins".

The higher rates, which make deposits denominated in sterling more attractive, are an important force driving the pound higher, particularly against the mark.

All of those offered alternative tickets so far – some likely to be for events that they would consider more attractive – are believed to have taken up the offer.

Much more attractive are the rich-guy wardrobe and white-knight attentions of Joseph (Chace Crawford), the kind of fortunate son who thrives primarily by hosting plantation-style parties.

Mr. Broderick said that making shopping areas like Newkirk Plaza and Cortelyou Road more attractive was important to attract the younger people who are moving into the neighborhood.

What could make Haren even more attractive is his affordability.

More attractive is the market for the sophisticated sheets used in cars and computers.

Making goods and services more attractive is of no avail if market access is denied.

The idea of making a business climate more attractive is not new.