One firm in West Virginia, for example, attracts potential clients by announcing a contest to give away a free divorce.
Lower interest rates, now en couraged by the Bank of Can ada can, for example, attract short‐term funds invested in Canada, and this, some economists pointed out today, could force down the value of the floating Canadian dollar, whose rise this summer from 92.5 cents (United States) to about 98 cents has hurt the export industry, by making prices] more expensive in the world market.
The cuckoopint (Arum maculatum), for example, attracts minute flies, which normally breed in cow dung, by means of a fetid smell.
Fuel cells, for example, attract unfavourable depreciation rates.
Magnet schools, for example, attract the most highly motivated students.
Clover, for example, "attracts bees," he pointed out.
The Beatles, for example, attracted people for their catchy melodies, teasing lyrics, cool attitudes, sense of musical adventure, political views, and by now even the memories they evoke.
The mining company Gould & Curry, for example, attracted 15 lawsuits in one year.
The society's new-music events, for example, attract a notably younger crowd.
The Royal Academy's David Hockney exhibition in 2012, for example, attracted 600,989 visitors.
