Sentence examples for of great attraction from inspiring English sources

It should be of great attraction to journalists and, hopefully, the wider public as well.

In recent decades, extensive research produces several nanomedicines among which functionalized inorganic nanomaterials, especially gold, silver and silica nanoparticles are of great attraction for various medicinal applications such as drug delivery, cancer therapy, tissue engineering, bio-imaging etc.

Since then the genre has been one of great attraction to composers, not only because of the presence of many established quartets, but also because of the nature of the medium itself.

As it is widely established that females are more attracted to male than to female urine stimuli, and we needed to be conservative in concluding that manipulation of a urine signal eliminates this typical attraction to male urine, one-tailed statistical tests of greater attraction to male than to female or control stimuli were used throughout.

That would have been worth exploring but of course it would require some explanation of the great attraction of Trumbo to the Soviet Union.

For my three children, ages 3, 7 and 9, these waterfalls are one of the wonders of the world -- and one of the great attractions of backpacking.

And of course this is one of the great attractions of the ukulele: its communal nature.

It is no doubt one of the great attractions of the enchanting city of Bologna, and the Bolognese claim one cannot make a true ragù anywhere else.

This aspect of industrial research is perhaps one of the great attractions of working in industry for people like us, who are naturally inclined to have diverse research interests and are not very happy sticking to the same subject for the rest of our careers.

The potential to capture an even bigger share of online commerce is, says Mr Jordan, enormous.One of the great attractions of eBay is its entertainment value; like any great flea market you never know what you will find.

Mr. Eliot, who was ambassador from 1973 to 1978, when a quarter-century of war and turmoil was just about to begin, said in an interview that "one of the great attractions of the country was its sense of history".