Sentence examples for powerful selling point from inspiring English sources

The watch is an interesting product category through which to examine the function of style, because mere time-telling isn't a very powerful selling point these days.

"If by chance one of these accidents did effect a germ-line cure, it would be an awfully powerful selling point for those who say we should be taking that position from the beginning," Dr. Juengst said.

You don't forget such episodes — the truly innocent at the mercy of the truly evil — and they lead directly into the absolutist morals of Larsson's books, which may also be a powerful selling point.

Where he has produced novel policies, they have sometimes been bizarre, such as his plan to fine mortgage-lenders who allow borrowers to get into debt, and to give the money to the "victims".Offering America a chance to heal its divisions is a powerful selling point.

"Utilization of the data from a marketing and sales point of view is an extremely powerful selling point," says Ransom.

Peace of mind, a rare commodity for sleep-deprived moms and dads, is a powerful selling point; more soothing to exaggerated fears than baby lotion on dry skin.

WASHINGTON -- The dream of electing the first female president is one of Hillary Clinton's most powerful selling points.

Simultaneously, the party has squandered two of its most powerful electoral selling points: its reputation for grown-up foreign policy and for competent stewardship of the economy.

3DS is a much more powerful console than its predecessor, but its key selling point is, naturally, its ability to display glasses-free 3D.

Another selling point was that young women played powerful roles in the uprising, widening the drama's potential appeal.

Americans are used to single-minded powerful selling messages, and they like a single-minded powerful point-of-view.