Sentence examples for big magnet for from inspiring English sources
Brazil has also been a big magnet for American industrial investment.
(Doubtlessly, control of the White House and the Congress has also been a big magnet for Republican contributions).
Their content, while no doubt a big magnet for traffic, is unlikely to appeal to mainstream advertisers.An even bigger risk has been largely overlooked.
Learning to use the highly sophisticated Aegis "is a tall order for the Taiwanese from an operational point of view," Mr. Swaine said, but without such instruction, the warships "will just become big magnets for Chinese missiles or torpedoes".
(Personalisation and aggregators are strong magnets for users in Asia and thus big magnets for funding: ByteDance, which provides news aggregation among other services, was recently valued at $75 billion).
"They are the biggest magnet for book buyers".
Lately, the biggest magnet for Japanese manufacturing investment has become China, a nation with 10 times the population of Japan.
The group has been attracting heavily armed Islamists from about 10 countries across North and West Africa, making Mali the biggest magnet for jihadi fighters other than Syria, one of the senior American intelligence officials said.
London, on the other hand, has become a much bigger magnet for the sales and trading of various types of derivatives, securities that companies buy or sell to hedge against certain risks, such as fluctuations of interest rates or currencies.
That's if you make it past the Shake Bar, an ice-cream parlour by Wonderlab, probably a bigger magnet for kids than any of those in the gallery.
But the biggest magnet for new terrorists will always be the American heartland, whose prosperity, self-confidence and openness are a continual challenge to the frustrated and fanatical.In fact, the threat by new brands of nihilism, at home and abroad, may well be remembered by future historians as one of the main themes of Bill Clinton's presidency.
