Sentence examples for term appeal from inspiring English sources

"If the case proceeds to the Supreme Court, it will be keenly fought by excellent lawyers but the signs suggest that Uber will continue to be driving uphill," he added of Uber's longer term appeal prospects.

Hence the term "appeal" as I use it is broadly based and must be viewed in the context of the specific call to action.

The term "appeal" that was used in the 2003 study was omitted from the present study, because it is both outdated and unspecific.

In this study, the term "appeal" was used for lack of a better term and because this term was used in the original study form presented to the participating physicians who evaluated the patients.

Co-living skeptics doubt its long-term appeal.

Whether this performance has enhanced the long-term appeal of the Blackstone brand is another matter.

There's no connection between the short-term appeal of a movie and its artistic importance.

Still, the firm is betting investors will find long-term appeal.

Even designers known for a hipper-than-thou look are being asked to consider a hotel's long-term appeal.

Europe, on the other hand, will suffer much less, precisely because it was not seduced by the short-term appeal of stimulus.

Enjoyable as it is, there are creaks and judders in the machinery that suggest the film-makers' nervousness about Bond and about his long-term appeal.