Sentence examples for act of attracting from inspiring English sources

But he also knew he had to execute a balancing act of attracting new whisky drinkers while not alienating devotees of the Canadian style.

The most recent of these, the Industrial Hemp Farming Act of 2011, attracted 22 co-sponsors.

One proven method of attracting girls (especially if you're under 25-ish) is to act mature around your friends.

The JOBS Act, whose acronym stands for Jump-start Our Business Start-ups, has attracted widespread support on Capitol Hill and from the White House for its promise of attracting small-business investment and allowing businesses to hire workers.

It's a way of attracting talent.

A. The "act of terror" references attracted relatively little notice at the time, and later they appeared to have been forgotten even by some administration officials.

I have fled to the other side of the reading room because of chronic throat-clearers ("hmmm-HMMM!" every two minutes – seriously?), or sniffers, or catastrophically loud typists, or those who lean forward and back a lot and grimace and sigh as though desperately performing the act of writing will attract the awe and esteem of everyone around them.

They act as reefs, attracting an extensive variety of species.

These materials were found to act as an attracting signal for the osteogenesis of MSCs, as well as for bone cells to promote the bone regeneration process.

The Grand Duke responded by declaring special days of devotion, and erecting a "fertility column" in the Cavour district of Florence, an act which attracted popular ridicule.

These new abilities contribute to the child's moral development, which typically begins in early childhood as concern over and avoidance of acts that attract pain and punishment and progresses to a more general regulation of conduct so as to maintain parental regard and approval.