Sentence examples for chances to attract from inspiring English sources

Chief Economic Minister Aburizal Bakrie dismissed criticism that the coming criminal trial would hurt Indonesia's chances to attract foreign investment.

If you look your best the first time you talk to him, you have better chances to attract him.

Liverpool's expansion gives it a chance to attract displaced ships that may seem too small for, say, Felixstowe.

At the same time merchants see a chance to attract shoppers with tastes as rich as their pocketbooks.

But for e-commerce executives, sweepstakes offer other, more immediate benefits, including the chance to attract new customers and keep existing customers coming back to the site.

"Here's a chance to attract more concert-goers through the children and at the same time, educate them," she said.

A year ago the cynics were saying that South Africa saw the meeting more as a chance to attract tourists than as a serious negotiating round.

This is why the choice of Wu was a surprise, and, in some quarters, a disappointment: Shouldn't someone else get a chance to attract investors?

Both saw a one-time chance to attract new voters, and Mr. Vanel won Mr. Whitehead's highest praise: "A hard worker".

Frankfurt has opened an office in Birmingham and is seizing the chance to attract banks and financial companies based in the UK.

It would, for example, let computer manufacturers delete the icon for Microsoft's browser on the Windows screen that users see the first time they turn their machines on, giving Netscape's browser a better chance to attract customers.