Sentence examples for apply to attract from inspiring English sources

If you're a great copy editor, a talented banjo player, and a heck of a good cook, let your online presence reflect the diversity of your skills to apply to attract as many different sorts of employment out there.

The factors relevant for attracting health workers to rural areas by and large also apply to attracting and retaining staff at church-run health facilities.

A medium strength AC field (< 100 V/cm at 2 MHz) was applied to attract the egg to one of the two electrodes via dielectrophoresis.

To critics, gag orders tend to benefit wealthier or more prominent suspects, while restriction orders rarely apply to cases that attract less attention.

Content analyses of the e-mail campaigns reveal that different tactics of format, address, subject lines, hyperlinks and interactivity are applied to initially attract customers' attention and then encourage further interest.

Women, it turned out, tended to apply to departments that attracted more applicants and thus had more competitive admissions.

And some preservationists and residents are upset that the new zoning restrictions do not apply to the Bowery, which has attracted upscale and high-rise buildings.

Lammy noted that "there are almost 400 black students getting three As at A-level or better every year," yet few of them are attracted to apply to Oxford or Cambridge.

To my father, the rules for women he was attracted to didn't apply to his daughter.

Biomaterials can potentially influence e.g. stem cell proliferation and differentiation in both, positive or negative ways and biomaterial characteristics have been applied to repel or attract stem cells in a niche-like microenvironment.

Fishermen already know how to find and catch sharks, they just needed a way to apply that knowledge to attract tourists.