feel - good factor造句

• Nationalism is essential to a feel-good factor in Russia.
• Retail still very much comes down to the feel-good factor,
• It's got that massive feel-good factor ."
• "There's a feel-good factor here,"
• The secret ingredient was " the feel-good factor ."
• The feel-good factor is very important,
• The feel-good factor is back.
• "There's a lack of a feel-good factor here,"
• Dopamine, however, has roles other than the generation of a feel-good factor.
• The retail sector is affected because the feel-good factor is low at times like this,
• But if endorphins don't hold the key to the feel-good factor, what else might?
• Despite signs of a nascent economic recovery, the feel-good factor is decidedly absent in this race.
• Rutten said the Kahn Range Rover delivers a feel-good factor that very few other cars can offer.
• If the EMU feel-good factor continues through 1998, spreads should fall as low as 25 basis points,
• Despite the feel-good factor of her most famous books, Spyri's life was less than blissful.
• It has a feel-good factor to it, which should work with some part of the audience ."
• The truth is that there is no longer any feel-good factor in being connected to the Duchess of York.
• But economic growth will still not be strong enough to slash poverty rates, nor to provide a feel-good factor.
• "The feel-good factor still prevails, " bubbled New Delhi Television reporter Rajdeep Sardesai outside the Capitol.