Sentence examples for benefit attracting from inspiring English sources

ITV appeared to benefit, attracting 5 million viewers to a new episode of the Inspector Morse spin-off series Endeavour during the same time slot as the Baftas.

Coral reefs might be particularly affected by this issue as they are key ecosystems that provide many services, such as aesthetic and cultural benefits attracting millions of tourists each year.

A history of the for-profit college industry published earlier this year by the Century Foundation shows how crooked schools sprang up to swindle World War II veterans out of their G.I. Bill benefits, attracting students with predatory recruitment techniques, enrolling them in sham courses and using false attendance records to bill the government.

But front-loading benefits attracts participants at a high cost.

Such benefits attracted BMW and the former DaimlerChrysler (now the separate Mercedes and Chrysler L.L.C). to join with G.M. in an alliance to share the two-mode hybrid system among their fleets.

In every turn, average earnings are calculated for cuckoo groups (clusters) to obtain the optimization of the place, and the group that has the most benefits attracts other cuckoos.

Do protected areas, and their perceived benefits, attract people to them?

His highlight-show athleticism could have the added benefit of attracting some attention to a mostly ignored Pacers franchise.

Significantly, the reform was supported by Scipio Aemilianus, the sort of senator who stood to benefit by attracting the clients of other patrons through his personal popularity.

For the newspaper, the business tradeoff is between the cost of providing quality news and the benefit of attracting more consumer attention.

He pointed out that the benefit of attracting so many hits is that visitors are then able read other, more serious, items.