Sentence examples for because it would attract from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Beck said that he believed a community with strong environmental ties could be a marketing advantage because it would attract like-minded individuals to the resort.
Unfortunately, that could lead to higher costs and premiums in traditional Medicare because it would attract older and sicker patients who would be expensive to cover, while healthier, cheaper patients flocked to private plans.
A letter to the audit committee from a top-level Hollinger executive recommended the sale because it would attract less publicity if Horizon closed the papers than if Hollinger did, according to another executive close to Hollinger.
California should rethink its plan to build the first leg of the nation's only true high-speed rail project in a stretch of the Central Valley because it would attract too few riders, a report issued Tuesday by the State Legislative Analyst's Office said.
On British India's north-west frontier he had gone into battle against the Pashtun, making himself conspicuous on a white pony bought, as he candidly told his brother, because it would "attract attention" if he rode about on it "when things looked a little dangerous".
He said he had been asked to enter Downing Street by the back door - both by Mr Cameron and former prime minister Gordon Brown - because it would attract less attention.
There were people quoting it even after I told them not to, because I feared it would attract too much attention.
NBC made an exception with Friends because they believed it would attract more advertising revenue than a new show.
Mr. Gittrich told the City Council that the clinic would create a nuisance for the neighborhood because of the protests it would attract.
Although Evans was not morally opposed to violence against minorities, he publicly condemned vigilante activity because he feared that it would attract government scrutiny and hinder potential Klan-backed political campaigning.
