Sentence examples for a push to attract from inspiring English sources

There isn't a push to attract families anymore".

Things are now looking up again, with new restrictions on Chinese imports, tax breaks from the government and a push to attract fresh foreign investment.

Mexico, Costa Rica and Panama are common retirement havens, but Nicaragua, Honduras, Ecuador and English-speaking Belize are making a push to attract retirees.

With its parent companies on track to merge, Cingular Wireless is readying a push to attract more corporate customers, a Cingular executive said Wednesday.

That optimism isn't shared right now by investors in Hong Kong, however, which lured Razer as part of a push to attract more tech listings.

The Cyprus-based company later rebranded as just plain old GOG.com, and continues to expand its range of titles, including a big push to attract indie developers via a new indie-specific portal launching today.

But a number of other areas are making a heavy push to attract biotechnology companies and make names for themselves.

There is a similar push to attract authors who in turn, so the reasoning goes, will help attract elusive consumers.

India finally deals with teeming urban migration and makes a serious push to attract foreign capital investment.

As companies like the Four Seasons and the Ritz-Carlton, a subsidiary of hotel giant Marriott International, suffer from the loss of their transient guests, they are now making a big push to attract residential clients instead.

But today, the contributions are about evenly split between the two parties, as Wal-Mart has made an aggressive push to attract political support from Democrats and liberals even in the face of the prominent opposition.