Sentence examples for attract a generation from inspiring English sources

Library Journal, a trade publication, named the two women "Library Leaders Creating the 2.0 Library of the Future" for their efforts to attract "a generation that came of age in the Age of the Internet".

One question raised by music industry analysts is whether the services offered by the labels, and their Internet partners, will be compelling enough to attract a generation of Internet users accustomed to obtaining free music.

Jean-Yves Camus, a political analyst who is an expert on the National Front, said the party was the strongest advocate of state control in Europe, attracting a generation that experienced the economic boom of the 1950s and the current decline.

His work as a chronicler of the migrations of Puerto Ricans and African-Americans to the cities attracted a generation of historians and sociologists to urban studies during the 1950s, when the field was considered marginal.

In many ways, the tech world does represent the future: it has attracted a generation of the most promising engineers, scientists, and coders and paid them handsomely, all but assuring that they will have influence over the nation's ideas and values for years to come.

On the other hand this concise, sweeping survey of 4,000 years of civilization may attract a new generation of budding Egyptologists, much in the way that the "Treasures of Tutankhamen" exhibition did a generation ago.

"The resort will attract a new generation of upscale travelers.

Or would lifting the ban attract a new generation of scouts?

YET other innovations may help to attract a new generation of visitors.

How to attract a new generation of talent to the sector.

"What would attract a younger generation might be the prize," he said.