Sentence examples for record appeal from inspiring English sources

The simplicity of its approach and its track record appeal to many donors.

"We'd never seen anything like the response we received and it still remains the record appeal; the closest since has been the appeal for the Haiti earthquake, which received £107m".

While 831 records provide accurate information on application dates and outcomes of initial application and reconsideration, they do not record appeal decisions.

The latest call exceeds the UN's record appeal for $4.4bn in June, of which only 60% has been funded so far.

That track record appealed to Crane, who inherited what may have been baseball's most barren farm system.

That aspect of her record appealed to Senator Lindsey Graham, the South Carolina Republican, which is never a good sign.

Mr. Jordan's stellar sports record appeals to men, an important market for Hanes, because menswear comprises about a third of its business.

That track record appealed to the Kansas City Royals, who hired Arbuckle in November 2008 as a senior adviser for scouting and player development.

McCain's attack on the lobbies and tobacco appealed to middle opinion, and his war record appealed to everyone, but he was seen as too much of a hair triggerman of the right.

The "Christmas Story" tour began in Hershey, Pa., a small market, and will spend the final three weeks in Chicago, all to determine how a "brand-new show with no track record" appeals to different audiences and to allow time for fixes, said Jerry Goehring, one of the producers.

Writer Derek White conducted a mathematical study of The Edge's rhythmic delay in an attempt to explain why his playing style on the record appealed to him so much.