Sentence examples for attract a broad range from inspiring English sources

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

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

Other candidates have described him as too far left of center to attract a broad range of voters.

According to Mr. Kent, this is because, with few exceptions, the passive enjoyment of trees is generally not enough to attract a broad range of users.

Mr Schröder and Mr Lafontaine are managing to paper over enough of their differences not to undermine their "tandem" strategy, through which they aim to attract a broad range of voters.

While Bartee imagines that the Ming Micro will appeal to more video synthesists this time around, it will also still attract a broad range of people interested in 8-bit aesthetics.

By the mid-seventies, schools were seeking out new constituencies — among them, women and minorities — and creating new programs designed to attract a broader range of students.

The company said it believes the dual listing between the London Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Dubai, where the shares are currently traded, will help "attract a broader range of investors".

Mr. Gamal, a broker and property manager with Soho Properties, uses conventional mortgages on other deals, but said using sukuk would attract a broader range of Muslim investors.

AT a time when swings in technology stocks are feeding a debate about the Internet economy, The Industry Standard, a magazine devoted to e-commerce, is starting a campaign to attract a broader range of readers.

[C7.] Ad Campaign for Industry Standard At a time when swings in technology stocks are feeding a debate about the Internet economy, The Industry Standard, a magazine devoted to e-commerce, is starting a $10 million campaign to attract a broader range of readers.