Sentence examples for principal selling points from inspiring English sources

The first blurbs for Boom novels were written by Franco's censors: what they meant as words of caution were, in effect, the books' principal selling points.

Using cartoons, newspaper clippings and questions that invite classroom debate on thorny contemporary issues, the new curriculum comes at a time when democracy has firmly rooted itself in Indian soil and is indeed one of the nation's principal selling points as it tries to assert itself in the world.

Whereas you will always struggle to convince the naysayers that women's football is a better spectacle than men's football, the fact that women's rugby is less physical and therefore less claustrophobic than men's rugby makes it a refreshing alternative and should be principal selling points.

Its principal selling point — the supreme watchability of dogs, especially working dogs — is undeniably powerful.

Like his rivals, Mr. Lippmann cites his experience in the housing market — including its boom and bust — as a principal selling point for his fund.

The companies had a lot riding on the outcome of the study, given that Celebrex's effect on the stomach was its principal selling point.

NEW YORK — Traveling through this city's warren of subways, you see them everywhere: advertisements promoting community colleges — and in so many cases, emphasizing their flexibility as a principal selling point.

It is a bit rum, coming from a band whose principal selling point is that they wholly recreate the experience of seeing another Australian band of an earlier generation, AC/DC.

We've lost three people to The Sportsman since August, and Andrew Sheret left to be Jamie Spencer's agent, but we lost quite a few back when the Racing Post started too". Timeform's principal selling point has always been its independence, the knowledge that even if an opinion turns out to be a mistake, it was an honest one.

And there are legitimate complaints, beyond the ones generally associated with movies for which fantastic dresses are a principal selling point: as Anthony Lane notes, "it will be news to historians of nineteenth-century England, for instance, that Prince Albert Rupert Friendd) nobly took a bullet when an assassin fired upon Her Majesty, in 1840".

He has two main selling points.