Sentence examples for better attract from inspiring English sources

And how can companies that sponsor such projects better attract individuals from outside the organization to participate?

Get more information on where and when to set up your nest box to better attract birds to them.

Findings should help destination managers to better understand the winter migrants' lifestyle and risk preferences to better attract and retain them.

Some universities are broadening their research offerings to better attract funding, while a number of colleges are expanding their share of the online education market.

Carter outlined numerous initiatives at all levels to better attract, retain, inspire and propel women and underrepresented groups at all levels in the school.

As part of these initiatives, the associations promised that a certain number of their gatherings would be held overseas to better attract and serve foreign members.

"When you don't have to invest as much in the platform, you can put that money toward reducing prices and better attracting consumers".

This is due to the fact that such ions have larger polarization degree and therefore are better attracted by polar group on the surface.

The IP bill fared little better, attracting criticism about its impact on privacy and overly intrusive powers from even the hawkish Intelligence and security committee.

Consensus... but was this because Democrats are more open-minded and scientific and so better attracted the geeks of Silicon Valley and Alley?

Half the people earning over £60,000 per year were deemed to be performing "high" or better, attracting increases of at least £2,300 per year.