Sentence examples for better attracted from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

And it is exploring selling tickets through channels other than its own reservation system and Web site, to better attract business travelers.

David Brooks explains that girls are outperforming boys in education, and suggests that school curriculums include more books about "combat" to better attract male attention.

Rockhopper and FOGL hope that by tidying up ownership of licences in the north Falklands, they can better attract farm-in partners to develop Sea Lion and other prospects.

To fend off the growing competition and better attract their fan base, toymakers started adding bells and whistles to their toys, offering bigger and deluxe versions, often in packaging with light and sound features.

It could be that the real debate will not be books versus the Internet but how to build an Internet counterculture that will better attract people to serious learning.

Mr. Brown said late last month that Motorola planned to split off its mobile phone unit, hoping that it would be able to better attract a chief executive if it was run as a separate company.

But as the donor appeal for Ethiopia, the third largest in the world, competes with disasters in Syria, Yemen and South Sudan, releasing timely and accurate information would better attract donors' attention, experts say.

But this year the show has done better, attracting on occasion 2.6 million viewers, beating ITV and often getting a larger audience than Channel 4 peak time shows such as Faking It.