Sentence examples similar to presenting allure from inspiring English sources

If the price fails to reach those levels, investing in these stocks could lose much of its present allure.

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It's difficult to determine which of the factors presents the most allure.

Given current oil prices, it is unlikely that the Arctic will soon present the same allure it did back when Shell originally bid on those tracts in February 2008 and oil prices were approaching $100 per barrel.

Lured in by the high fashion, hip music and the promise of access to the rich and famous, younger audiences may actually learn something after the fun, risky lifestyle presented loses its allure.

But there's a strange allure to his homespun electronic recordings as well as his absurd means of presenting it.

"It was an interesting way of presenting material that for a good portion of our fans held a dear place," said Les Claypool, that band's bassist-singer, underlining the allure of LP recreation for both audience and musicians.

The allure of social networking applications that were not being used for class potentially threatened their concentration" but don't elaborate further on that, presenting next a claim that " older students emphatically stated that the devices were not distracting".

Toddlers have been known to toss stuffed toys or socks into the lamp's bowl (which does present a certain beanbag-toss allure).

While the Knicks usually sell the allure of New York City and the opportunities present for a star athlete, Grant already has all the acclaim he seeks.

There is much allure for instance in the Spotify model as presented in the charming videos prepared by Henrik Kniberg.