Sentence examples for attract work from inspiring English sources

Assemble have set out their stall to attract work for the local apprentices they're helping to train, bringing the Granby regeneration full circle.

There is virtually full employment in Oxford, so why not attract work to places in the north that need it, which, says Tyce, used to be government policy?

Lawyers counter that referral fees are just a form of marketing – and a significant minority of firms refuse to pay them anyway – meaning they will have to invest in other ways to attract work.

The counter-argument had been that insisting on the minimum wage in the old East Germany would dent the region's ability to attract work.

The band reinvented itself, covering Top 40 popular songs in order to attract work.

Villages struggling to attract working age people to maintain services and amenities such as schools.

But the thrust is the same: attract working families to troubled areas by offering pride of ownership.

To attract working parents the centres will offer full-day classes, unlike existing, state-funded schemes, which typically open for half a day.

For example, Yale requires its tenants to stay open until 9 p.m., to attract working couples who cannot shop during the day.

He became aware of Alexander's efforts to attract new businesses to the area and decided they might attract working artists too.

Throughout his whole life he has attracted working people and intellectuals alike.