Meanings of appeal mainly in English

He said the property was likely to appeal mainly to the legal and technology sectors.

They are likely to appeal mainly to first-time buyers.

This will appeal mainly to high-net worth investors and a small group of funds able to book unrated assets.

CW, jointly owned by CBS Corp and Time Warner Inc, has said it aims to appeal mainly to younger women.

The new four-storey building will have a high specification and is likely to appeal mainly to tele-marketing or data processing companies.

Their chief weakness is that they appeal mainly to the emotions, and give too little solid instruction to their ignorant hearers.

The 5,500-square-foot ground floor unit, the last available in the park, is expected to appeal mainly to multiple operators.

Disc one It seems a good bet that what is exclusive to the "deluxe" set's opening disc should appeal mainly to Dylan completists.

Two blocks of newly built apartments at Hampton Wood Square in Dublin's northside suburb of Finglas are expected to appeal mainly to overseas investm(...)

Criminal appeals mainly go to the Court of Criminal Appeal.

By 1900 blacks had founded four banks which appealed mainly to a Negro clientele.

Whiskey appeals mainly to the over-30s, many of whom will have been drinking wine for a while.

Job-sharing appeals mainly to women.

As a result his call for unity appeals mainly to his own base, while his approval ratings remain comparatively low.

The Italian comic's anti-politician message, which initially appealed mainly to people on the left, is now striking chords on the populist right.