Sentence examples similar to attract a long term from inspiring English sources
The industry also realizes that children may well be the future of skiing and snowboarding, and resorts are trying to attract and convert first-timers into committed, long-term visitors.
We hypothesized that due to the uncertainty of paternity, one of the self-presentational behaviors that human females engage in when they are motivated to attract a long-term mate is designed to communicate to prospective partners that they are likely to be faithful.
"We were unable to attract a long-term CEO at the time we replaced Ron because the Company needed capital and the CEO candidates we approached would not come on board without the Company having adequate financial resources," Ackman explained in the letter.
A discount during a period of few customers can pay itself off by attracting a long-term client.
Ideally, he said, the bank would attract a large long-term investor that is not another bank.
Hargreaves' medical history means he is unlikely to attract any long-term contract offers this summer, with United having taken a major financial hit on a player who has started only 26 games in all competitions since his arrival four years ago.
There is also the fractious history of alternate reality games and how they didn't attract a lot of long term interest.
The returns for a private company are simply inadequate to attract long term and significant investment in the development of new TB drugs.
It is anticipated that this project will facilitate the ongoing development of evidence-based practice and policy in SE Asia through attracting additional long term funding, expansion into community-based care and the establishment of nodes in other countries in the region.
