The phrase "alone attract" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The idea alone cannot attract attention without proper marketing."
Alternatives: "only attract" or "solely draw".
Modernista architecture is a big draw in Barcelona, where Gaudí's buildings alone attract nearly 10 million visitors a year.
New York wineries alone attract over five million visitors annually, while the wine and grape industry in general generates roughly $5 billion annually to the state economy.
The idea is to do what the views of the northern Rockies apparently cannot do alone: attract a variety of park users and their money.
Thursday's "Day of Action" led to some more arrests, but it didn't spawn the mass demonstrations some local politicians had predicted, let alone attract the throngs that the Tea Party mustered for a march on Washington in 2009.
Can money alone attract, nurture, and hold a vital community of scientific thinkers in such apparently isolated social conditions?
We've heard from the politicians, academics, activists, and social commentators about how to help a city like Detroit that is economically-depressed, struggling to retain residents (let alone attract new ones), and home to 500,000 food insecure residents.
That video alone attracted 8.4 million views.
The Montpellier leg alone attracted half a million spectators.
The King byline alone attracts throngs whatever the reviewers may say or fail to say.
Central Tokyo alone attracted 326,870 more people over the five-year period.
"She has such an appeal that just her name alone attracts people," said Charlie Gruschow, a founder of Tea Party of America.
