Sentence examples for of its attractiveness from inspiring English sources
New York's first European settlers were scouts for the Dutch East India Company, and the British fought tooth and nail to keep it during the American Revolution because of its attractiveness as a major port and place to do businesses.
Yet the Mennonite way of life prevails, and Los Menonos offers a glimpse of its attractiveness as well as its hardships.
"Nowadays, people understand that the spirit of a place is an essential part of its attractiveness to visitors," says Lisa Daniels, a local artist and environmental consultant who has submitted formal objections.
In the eyes of many, the UCLA dynastic period probably had a regressive effect on the game's growth; a sport with such high predictability lost some of its attractiveness.
For good measure, they pointed out that the 2013/2014 wheat harvest, which runs from November to January, is already nearly over.The farming community sees the amount of land given over to a crop as the truest indicator of its attractiveness.
But this is just further proof of its attractiveness.FELIPE LARRAÍN Former minister of finance of Chile SantiagoDeadly precedent"Uncontrolled violence" (March 7th) mentioned the fears of Russian liberals that the murder of Boris Nemtsov "will be used to unleash a new bout of political repression, as happened in 1934 after the murder of Sergei Kirov, a charismatic Bolshevik leader".
The development of parks to the north and south of the site by the village of Irvington added to its attractiveness.
Several traits of Arabidopsis contribute to its attractiveness as a model system.
The sophistication and flexibility of this construct accounted for its attractiveness to scholars in fields as diverse as anthropology and the history of science; ultimately it became the most widely cited historical essay of the postwar period.
He adds that the low cost of the material adds to its attractiveness, because researchers have been looking mainly at materials, such as specialty polymers and nanocomposites, that tend to be more expensive.
The population of Skopje grew to nearly one-fourth of the population of the republic, its attractiveness as a pole for migration having been enhanced both by its location at a transcontinental transportation route and by its status as the republic's capital.
