Sentence examples for attraction for example from inspiring English sources

There is an attraction, for example, in levying VAT on any newspaper that refuses to abide by the new code.

Reading will enhance many skills that you cannot learn in college like the law of attraction, for example.

The salvage operation turned into a bizarre public attraction; for example, a sewing machine from the steamer was smashed into pieces and sold for one crown each.

Singing close to a performance limit has been well documented for different songbird species in the context of female attraction (for example, canaries [ 32]) and male-male competition (for example, swamp sparrows [ 25]).

Teleost fish have also been used frequently as models for mate-choice experiments [ 5], and visual cues have often been shown to play an important (but not exclusive) role in mate attraction (for example, body colors, fin shapes, courtship displays, and so on).

Many parks already use technology to let guests to interact with attractions, for example by projecting the visitor's name or home town into the effects as they pass.

So they're offering some jazzy attractions". For example at Hampton House, with 209 apartments at 79th Street and First Avenue, the builder is putting in a health club that includes a rooftop, glass-enclosed, heated swimming pool that is 35 feet by 15 feet, a hot tub, steam rooms, two saunas and exercise room, and a lounge with fireplace.

Thus municipalities close to urban areas or with tourist attractions (for example in coastal areas) were classified as rural areas in transition (rur_trans), while others were classified as declining rural areas (rur_decl).

A number of the railways which carried the slates to the ports have been restored as tourist attractions, for example the Ffestiniog Railway and the Talyllyn Railway.

What if he believed—however absurdly, from a secular perspective that his same-sex attractions (for example) were serving to undermine his cherished relationship with a divine entity, or were otherwise preventing him from achieving his higher order plans and goals?

Current phylogenetic reconstruction methods do not efficiently test and account for such biases, the consequence being reconstruction artefacts such as long branch attraction (see for example [ 36- 38]).