Sentence examples for does not attract a from inspiring English sources

Even in his hometown, he does not attract a crowd.

Dominic" does not attract a lot of lingering interest among museumgoers.

The MPs also suggested allowing those on the periphery to be charged with an offence that does not attract a mandatory life sentence, such as manslaughter.

But the Chancellor, Gordon Brown, plans to crack down on loop holes that allow people to ensure the value of their home does not attract a hefty inheritance tax (IHT) bill.

Cronin, an assistant to Islanders Coach Peter Laviolette, does not attract a lot of attention because he sits in a secluded corner of the press box during games and talks to players only between periods.

The US model has exemptions: the first $250,000 of profit does not attract a bill if there's a single seller, while if a couple is moving, they don't pay any tax on the first $500,000.

Public service doesn't attract a lot of wealthy alumni, I'll tell you that".

That is, maybe the construction of lots of new residential and office highrises in San Francisco doesn't attract a single tech firm to the new towers.

Maybe because it's boring it doesn't attract a lot of talent or innovation.

If London 2012 doesn't attract a larger TV audience, it won't be the fault of the US network NBC, which has broadcast nearly all the summer Olympics since 1964.

I talked with two of Wageningen's students--as well as a professor--who are familiar with placements in Australia to find out why it is a perfect "placement country," but doesn't attract a lot of Dutch PhD candidates.