Sentence examples for potential attractiveness from inspiring English sources

ITV's potential attractiveness to buyers was underlined on Wednesday when its share price rose 4% on the back of the news that Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox had made an $80bn offer to buy rival Time Warner.

You know, it seems to me that — that much of the potential attractiveness of coming and selling equity at this point stems from probably the fact that a few months ago the equity was at 40 pence, and now it's at a £1.60 or something like this.

The results demonstrate the operational flexibility and potential attractiveness of membrane reactors, since local reactant concentrations and residence times can be tuned to optimize reactor performance.

The NPV results indicate that the total costs of wind generation represent 57% of the total thermal costs, showing its potential attractiveness and that it facilitates the reduction of the emission of greenhouse gases.

Backdooring American technology not only dramatically undercuts its potential attractiveness to potential foreign purchasers, but also represents an almost comical hypocrisy given that the U.S. government has repeatedly fretted that China could be compromising technology from local firms such as Huawei.

It is concluded that this motion is carried on the basis that the concept of installing multifunctionality and modularity in peptides is the more powerful concept, coupled with the potential attractiveness of retaining a chemically defined product, without any possibilities of disease transmission, and relative inexpensiveness and clearer regulatory pathways.

Compared to that of most other European countries and to its potential, the attractiveness of the Italian economy for FDIs has been limited.

Despite the lower number of DALYs, the potential economic attractiveness of vaccination might be as good, if not better, for dengue than for rotavirus or HPV.

This appears to be because we weigh a potential partner's attractiveness against the probability that he/she would be willing to pair up with us.

For the whole area an average potential increase in attractiveness of nearly 24% was estimated, resulting from the increase of both point and linear elements.

They value not only reproductive potential and physical attractiveness but also non-physical traits, like interpersonal responsiveness, loyalty, chastity, commitment, and parental skills (Buss & Schmitt, 1993; Simpson & Gangestad, 1992).