Sentence examples for attracted during the from inspiring English sources

The scrutiny that American airpower has attracted during the Trump Administration is both welcomed and frustrating.

Some idea of Bessmertnova's qualities can be gained from the attention she attracted during the Bolshoi's visit to London in 1963.

Let's see if more eyeballs can be attracted during the autumn and winter months, before some sites start sacrificing hits to go behind the pay wall….

For all the attention it attracted during the campaign, the Ryan budget, unlike other types of legislation, is a nonbinding agreement that does not go through the rigors of a conference committee.

A fifth of the companies that Texas attracted during the last funding cycle, in 2011 and 2012, were based in California.

Given that large crowds of pilgrims are attracted during the festive season, guards are posted near the Great Image and video cameras are placed in many parts of the temple precincts to protect it.

The crowd was friendly enough, but smaller than the crowds he used to attract during the campaign, and less starry-eyed.

The decision at a meeting of the church's top leadership, also taken with an eye to the international news media interest the church expects to attract during the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, will primarily affect how the church's officials refer to the institution, especially in dealings with the news media, and how missionaries refer to the church in their work overseas.

While CDS, Walker attracted controversy during the modernisation of the armed forces, over allegations of prisoner abuse during the Iraq War, and over comments that the media coverage of Iraq may have endangered British troops.

In 2009 he became Britain's second-best-paid public sector employee, taking home almost £1m as Royal Mail's chief executive, a figure that attracted criticism during the recession as the organisation imposed a pay freeze on staff.

The mining brought many settlers and attracted capital during the territorial period but never produced the riches expected.