Sentence examples for attract substantially from inspiring English sources

Mr. Doft, of ING Barings, said it was not yet clear that such a method, even if one emerged, would help DoubleClick or competitors using a similar approach attract substantially more advertising revenue.

Mr. Dowd said he expected Mr. Bush to attract substantially more of the Jewish vote than the nearly 20percentt he received in 2000, though probably less than the nearly 40percentt Ronald Reagan received in 1980 when he ran against Mr. Carter, the last time Republicans did especially well among that group.

However, the relationships inferred among these seven groups attract substantially less support, dissuading us from combining some but not all of these seven clades to form larger genera.

Clinton attracted substantially fewer 2012 nonvoters, the data show.

Specifically, as incomes and demand for food have grown, agriculture has begun attracting substantially larger investment flows, but the benefits to smallholders and others in some of the poorest recipient countries in the region (eg Laos and Cambodia) remain uncertain.

It attracted substantially more attention abroad, mainly because of remarks by the Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon, who said earlier this month that French Jews should flee their country for his as a matter of urgency, to escape "the wildest anti-semitism".

And for another, it's hard not to feel that if Lizzy Grant had had a song as good as Video Games on her debut album, she would have attracted substantially wider attention than the pages of Domain Name Journal and the Adirondack Daily Enterprise ("a girl from an upstate New York town who may be on the verge of something great!").

A sector attracting substantially FDI was financial intermediation and banking, which opened up new business opportunities for the Nordic banks.

Perhaps that's why Lyft employees more women drivers than anyone else in the ridesharing industry and attracts substantially more women than men to its service.

Moreover, contrary to common assumption, we did not find evidence that exaggerated statements in press releases are more likely to attract news uptake or substantially increase the number of news articles when they do occur.

Recent reported experimental results have substantially attracted the interest toward perovskites, as potential CO2 capture materials.