Sentence examples for deliberately to attract from inspiring English sources

The result, presumably skewed by some Leona Fanclub Facebook group or other, caused such a torrent of unsisterly online abuse that I almost suspect the paper of publishing it deliberately to attract web hits from irate commenters, and snide remarks from other journalists.

Mr Malcolm pointed out yesterday that the tax structure of the Bahamas not only pre-dates independence from Britain 26 years ago, but it is more than a century old and cannot possibly be deemed to have been set up deliberately to attract funds escaping taxation in the west.

It's a common jihadist taunt, revealing how violent death has been deliberately romanticised to attract young men with nothing much to celebrate in their lives.

Looking at bathing attire alone, Mr. McDowell remarked that both men and women now wear swimsuits that are deliberately designed to attract sexual attention.

"It is impossible to see how they can do this with policies which seem deliberately designed to attract Labour voters," it said.

Meanwhile, left to its own devices, the gradebook slowly and deliberately continued to attract frustrated teachers looking for an online grading solution.

Managers therefore tried to keep quotas deliberately low to attract workers to their factories to ensure their factories were able to meet their targets.

Nevertheless, we should remember that these are promotional materials, deliberately trying to attract attention, and will therefore always present the particular production in a favourable light.

This looks like building waste, but the tin was in fact placed deliberately 20 years ago to attract adders for a census.

And in March of this year, he said that being gay is a choice, and added, "A lot of people who go into prison straight, and when they come out they're gay.' " It's not clear whether Carson has been deliberately outrageous in order to attract the attention of right-wing talk-show hosts, or whether he is just gaffe-prone.

The lawsuit filed in Federal District Court in New York charges that YouTube deliberately encourages vast copyright infringement to attract attention and bolster traffic.