Sentence examples for attract a broad from inspiring English sources

In other words, the more difficult it becomes to attract a broad audience in these fragmented times, the more attractive major sporting events become to networks and corporate sponsors.

Does dance attract a broad enough audience?

Still, SeaWorld is trying to attract a broad swath of visitors.

Like all of Wright's games, Spore is likely to attract a broad range of age groups.

When museum exhibitions bring in general history, they seem meaty and purposeful and tend to attract a broad audience.

A spokesman for Harmony defended the bid, saying a merged company would attract a broad range of investors.

Formed by disillusioned younger members of the Muslim Brotherhood, trade-union activists and intellectuals, the New Wasat would have been likely to attract a broad-based following.Some of the other rejected suitors may simply have been seeking the automatic perks granted to legal parties.

"It will attract a broader class of investor," he said.

But he also hopes it will attract a broader audience.

Google has a lot of work to do to attract a broader mainstream audience and to compete with Facebook.

The need to reach out is crucial, historical society members argue, in order to attract a broader audience.