Sentence examples for built attracted from inspiring English sources

During the years that Florida residents and officials fought over whether to finish the link, a disconnected stretch that had already been built attracted traffic nonetheless: it became a popular landing strip for cocaine smugglers.

However, more penetrating specialist reviews (such as one by Cooperative Children's Book Center Choices, which pointed out the complexity, depth and consistency of the world Rowling had built) attracted the attention of reviewers in major newspapers.

A collaboration among 19 countries, it would be the most powerful radio telescope ever built, attracting significant related investment in astrophysics and cosmology.

During his reign, Education City was built, attracting leading American universities such as Georgetown and Carnegie Mellon to open their campuses and offering fully accredited degrees in the country's capital Doha.

Centre Point came to represent the avarice of the postwar property boom, and even before it was built it attracted controversy.

These institutions have been built to attract science and technology ideas and innovators.

"The strategy was built on attracting the very best young researchers in their field, and our success at getting EU research funding was key," he said.

The unrest at industrial parks close to Ho Chi Minh City built to attract foreign investors is the most serious outbreak of public disorder in the tightly controlled country in years.

Farm policy bills, which typically come up for renewal every five years, are usually built to attract bipartisan support by combining subsidies for farmers with allotments for food stamps and other nutrition programs that appeal to urban lawmakers.

Mariner's Wharf had the appearance of a place that had been built to attract tourists; it included a gift shop and a shop dealing in marine antiquities and a shop selling pearls and jewelry.

A new Super Pipe has been built to attract snowboarders and alpine freestylers, measuring 450 feet long, with 15-foot walls (about three feet higher than a traditional half-pipe).