Sentence examples for designed to attract a from inspiring English sources
The other possibility is that the feathers were designed to attract a mate.
"If the casting were designed to attract a television audience, goodness knows what it will make of this gurning caricature".
This overhaul, argue Measham and Brain, was designed to attract "a new customer base… whose leisure sites were to be found in dance clubs, gyms, shopping centres".
By the mid-seventies, schools were seeking out new constituencies — among them, women and minorities — and creating new programs designed to attract a broader range of students.
Block recently opened a refurbished flagship store in Times Square in New York, which is designed to attract a slightly wealthier client.
Left Bank is aiming to improve content on YouTube with Origin – a pacy drama with an international flavour designed to attract a young audience.
As a HarvardX MOOC (massive open online course), it was designed to attract an international, multicultural audience.
It is designed to attract both a general audience and students who want contacts in the industry.
Any activity, event, or program that is designed to attract largely a non-Stanford audience is subject to additional approval from Stanford Events.
"Rather than showcasing rule of law, the program displayed state control over human life in a manner designed to attract gawkers," Han Youyi, a criminal law professor, wrote via microblog.
