Sentence examples for rising appeal from inspiring English sources

Food critics were marveling over the rising appeal of trattorias in previously Francophile New York.

It was a vibrant display of the Vatican's ambition of halting the losses of worshipers to evangelical churches and the rising appeal of secularism.

HOW do you think this pope might halt the losses of worshipers to evangelical churches and the rising appeal of secularism?

Mr. Cain's rising appeal is rooted, in part, in his unconventional style and the fact that he is not seen as a typical politician.

For the 2 major parties, votes have never been so crucial; both are warned by the rising appeal of the Scottish National Party.

For them, his struggle against the complacency of the National Baptist Convention half a century ago provides an analogue to their efforts to keep black Christianity's prophetic tradition vibrant and relevant against the rising appeal of the prosperity gospel.

It will appeal to firms worried about their carbon footprints and if oil prices rise, that appeal will widen.Ultimately, the main obstacle to the introduction of the Cargoshell may be institutional rather than technical.

Because eco-consciousness and the green movement has become popular, it's risen to appeal to the luxury class".

Haddin b Steyn 9 (Australia 168-7) Strapstraps Haddin on the crease and rises in appeal like a man possessed.

But as time has passed, and the cost of government bail-outs has risen, the appeal of asking private-sector investors to take a hit has increased.

Enter the forgotten man, Shane Watson, and Elgar rises in appeal for lbw, the batsman trapped back in his crease trying to cut.