Sentence examples for attract a small from inspiring English sources

"We wanted to attract a small number of large corporations".

The referendum this weekend will attract a small vote.

Though primaries tend to attract a small number of races, some of the day's races could have national implications.

Mineral springs attract a small tourist trade, but the economy primarily depends on subsistence agriculture and tropical farming (e.g., bananas and pineapple).

Though it does attract a small crowd of singles in their 20's and 30's, Avalon may prove to be a little too family-oriented for some.

A portfolio of relatively safe government bonds might attract a small haircut, whereas one consisting of loans to small businesses might be reduced in value by 40% or more.

David Hendler, of CreditSights, a research firm, thinks the vacant president's position could attract a smaller bank's chief executive, who would join after an acquisition.

While an occasional title -- "Fargo" or "Pulp Fiction" -- qualifies as a mass-market hit, most neo-noir films attract a smaller audience.

The two smaller theaters, one with 145 seats and the other a 70-seat screening room, will be for "specialized films that would attract a smaller audience," said Stephen Apkon, executive director of the center.

One young man attracted a small crowd.

It attracted a small cult, but was a sales dud by any meaningful measure.