Sentence examples for bring interested from inspiring English sources

Periodically Salif Diabagaté will bring interested visitors to see it.

While many donor-conceived adults have benefited from contacting some of their genetic half-siblings (Barry Stevens is in contact with 11 of his), Tom is among the five parent-child matches made so far through the Donor Conceived Register, which aims to bring interested donor parents and children together through DNA matching.

My suspicion is that if we can't bring interested members of the public into the process of research then we won't be looking at a happy future in terms of funding.

PICT's co-founder and CEO Brent Locks said in an interview this week that PICT is a B2B publishing and analytics platform that lets brands create "shoppable" photos that can be shared freely across social networks yet still easily bring interested customers click back to where they can make an online purchase.

On how the startup's proposition fits into the broader hotel marketing toolset, Triptease co-founder and CEO Charlie Osmond says that e-marketing tools work to bring interested people back to a hotel's site, whereas Price Check is "designed so that visitors never have a reason to leave in the first place".

Social networks will bring interested investors together to fund entrepreneurs and enable them to discuss associated risks.

A Resident Assistant at Temple's Peabody Hall, word of Hannon's Mirrorwall had started to spread to other students within the dormitory thanks to friends who attended prior Mirrorwall Film meetings and would bring interested students along.

Hospitals have implemented stewardship programs that bring interested parties together to identify problem drugs, retrieve historical patient data, and review standing formulary policies in order to develop strategies to manage antimicrobial use and monitor resistance patterns.