Sentence examples for attracting one of from inspiring English sources

Attracting one of the most sought-after artists in the world is something of a coup for Bristol.

The effect of various temperature gradient values on the surface enrichment rate with constant temperature T1* at the surface preferentially attracting one of the polymer components and different temperature T2* at the opposite surface, where T1*>T2*, was studied for the first time.

That package was created by the Premier League with the specific intent of attracting one of Apple, Amazon, Facebook or Netflix as revenue growth from domestic television rights stagnates.

The sport is also broadcast in over 47 languages, attracting one of the most diverse audiences in sports.

Walsh's biggest task in New York was to get the Knicks under the salary cap — after a number of unsuccessful deals by his predecessor Isaiah Thomas — before the 2010 off-season, with the hope of attracting one of the many superstar free agents that were available that summer.

The macrophages are responsible for attracting one of the most important cells, the fibroblasts, which initiate collagen and granulation tissue formation.

By the mid-1990s, this regeneration strategy was well established: base your plans on an "anchor store" and attract one of the big four supermarkets.

He managed to attract one of the smarter, more attractive, and well-connected women from his home area: Angelina Teny.

Polyvore has attracted one of the largest fashion-focused communities on the web today with some 20 million monthly unique visitors worldwide, so the company's community management team never has a dull moment.

This isolation also attracts one of the few colonies (or musters) of storks on the Portuguese coast.

Focusing on celebrity interviews and home-oriented advice, Live! attracted one of the fastest-growing American talk-show audiences in the early 1990s.