Sentence examples for possible allure from inspiring English sources
The stalemate proved to be a blow to Voronin's authority and further highlights the common roots of political instability in former Soviet states such as Ukraine and Georgia with the pull from the West and potential EU/NATO partnerships and the possible allure of returning to the Russian sphere of influence.
Does Manhattan need another purveyor of dark denim, striped pullovers or those brightly colored Wellies that rob grown women walking in the rain of any possible mystery and allure?
He seized on this occasion to thank none other than the late Steve Jobs: "Without iPhone, without mobile Internet, everything we do today wouldn't have been possible". The worldwide allure of American role models gives the United States a unique advantage in drawing talent to its shores — if only American leaders could bring themselves to leverage it.
Rowling said in the post that she appreciated "talking wouldn't stop the Wizarding War' and that "Boycotting Israel on every possible front has its allure" but argued cutting off the cultural and academic community entirely would even silence those critical of Israel's government.
Indeed, the mantle of "possible presidential candidate" holds much more allure than "congressman" or "little-known congressman".
The director, Francesca Zambello, did everything possible to give the performance the allure of a staged production, including nimble dance routines and projections to convey scene changes, as this generational saga progresses.
Even latter-day NASA scientists have fallen prey to the allure of Mars as a possible crucible for life.
There may be other approaches to the problem that could prove even more effective, but the most essential thing is to recognize that genuine progress on climate change will not be possible until carbon fuels lose their financial allure.
Where comfort was not possible, the security of cheap thrills apparently held an allure.
Through analysis of the allure of each item's distractors, it is possible to gauge their relative popularity.
The main lesson, instead, is to know as much as possible about where your money is going, and don't let the allure of secrecy fool you.
