The phrase "as attracting" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has the quality of attracting, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is effective, as attracting a younger audience is crucial for our brand's growth."
Alternatives: "as appealing" or "as enticing".
These days, as attracting good tenants has become more difficult, owners have started paying the broker fees themselves.
As well as attracting 500,000 visitors a year, Stirling Castle is also an established concert venue, attracting international artists.
I've long respected the firm and I'm looking forward to helping service their stellar roster of existing clients, as well as attracting new ones to the practice".
These metabolites are unique to plants and serve such functions as attracting pollinating insects, providing defense against herbivores, and producing photosynthetic pigments and phytohormones.
As well as attracting 6 million viewers on BBC2 each week, it generates around £50m a year for the corporation's commercial arm, BBC Worldwide.
But it doing so, these leaders are operating on a mistaken assumption: they believe that attracting attention is the same as attracting support.
In Britain, as everywhere, Islam has ribboned into countless sects and schools that often spend as much time attacking one another as attracting fresh recruits.
Issues such as attracting the right candidates, what training is helpful for governors to receive and whether people should be paid for their time will also be discussed.
The end result was a cleaner design that communicated its new market position as well as attracting a wider online audience.
"We can test what planting size best favors plant growth and reproduction, and best rebuilds ecological links, such as attracting pollinators," Professor Handel said.
After a century of exporting its young professionals, the country is enticing them back in droves as well as attracting emigrants.
