Sentence examples for appear to attract from inspiring English sources
Free schools appear to attract the children of middle-class parents disproportionately.
On a more positive note, the percentage of students getting A*s in modern foreign languages has gone up, after an investigation into why languages appear to attract harsher marking than other subjects.
His rallies in the Southwest appear to attract fewer undecided voters than similar events in New Hampshire, according to random interviews conducted with people at events in both places.
UTFN and STFN appear to attract significantly less thrombus than ePTFE.
Vasculogenesis begins from day 7 in different areas of the developing lung: erthrocytes (but not granular leukocytes) appear to attract committed vasculogenetic cells (angioblasts) that form an endothelial lining and vessel wall.
The embedded anodes appear to attract more chlorides to their vicinity which created variable chloride concentrations and non-uniform chloride penetrations in the laboratory specimens containing the embedded anodes.
The jewelry appeared to attract some of the most spirited bidding.
Rather than Mr. McCain's stance on the issues, what appears to attract voters is an aura of strength, character and leadership -- and above all his past.
As the books progress, he becomes a kind of hyperscout, so determined never to be bored that, not content with seeking or initiating thrills, he appears to attract them by some inherent force of narrative gravity.
A former high-tech magnate, Mr Bennett appeared to attract voters from beyond his core constituency of religious Israelis who have settled on the West Bank, the main bit of a would-be Palestinian state.
A high-tech magnate, Mr Bennett appeared to attract voters from beyond his core constituency of religious Israelis who have settled on the West Bank, the main bit of a would-be Palestinian state.
