Sentence examples for principal appeal from inspiring English sources

Along with the scarcity of bond insurance, that could make life even harder for smaller borrowers whose principal appeal was their tax-exempt status.

They amply reward the reader's attention, but their principal appeal lies in what they can tell us about the astonishing power of her fiction.

As Bill Emmott dryly remarks: "Sometimes we do add hard fact, but that isn't our principal appeal". In America the Economist has gone out on a limb.

His principal appeal is still to the theatrical gourmet, not to the fasting friar, he cooks with cream, blood and spices.

It is the casual weirdness on display here, rife with bodachs and other signs of a Vonnegut-style fancifulness, that gives "Odd Thomas" its principal appeal.

For jazz listeners there's very little solo variation, and the principal appeal lies in Legrand's accomplished, though at times rather incongruous, arrangements.

One of the principal appeals of using such Web sites to plan a trip is their real-time quality.

Perhaps one of the principal appeals of aptamer-based technology is that it leverages highly developed and versatile chemical synthesis of nucleic acids with in vitro selection to provide a purely chemical development pathway.

Bernie Ecclestone said today that he believes the lifetime ban given to Flavio Briatore for race fixing was too harsh and that the former Renault team principal should appeal, even though he felt Briatore had "handled the whole thing badly" and could have avoided the punishment if he had confessed to his involvement.

The principal issues upon appeal arise from the plaintiff being injured as a result of defective brakes in the vehicle of defendants Deutschman.

Given our getaway mood, the state-of-the-art digital technology at the Willows Lodge -- high-speed Internet connections, dual-line cordless phones and the like -- was hardly a principal source of appeal, though such features would obviously be important for a business traveler.