Sentence examples for draw merchants from inspiring English sources

Those reviews -- and the users they generate -- draw merchants to the site as advertisers.

PayPal is facing competition from fast growing startups like Square and even Google, and the payments company needs to add compelling technologies to help draw merchants, consumers and local businesses.

Occupying a position between India and East Asia, the island drew merchants and middlemen keen to make their fortunes.

Although not as large as the famous Champagne fairs in France, these English "great fairs" were still huge events; St Ives Great Fairr, for example, drew merchants from Flanders, Brabant, Norway, Germany and France for a four-week event each year, turning the normally small town into "a major commercial emporium".

One potential draw for merchants is avoiding the fees and risks of fraud and chargebacks associated with credit cards.

Drawing on "Merchants of Doubt," Oreskes made a case for the limits of fact-based arguments in the face of climate change denial.

One of their assertions was that by drawing wine merchants into futures, the market would stretch their financial resources and might force some into bankruptcy.

Mr. Sirras said that the opening of a large Pathmark supermarket in nearby Springfield Gardens some two years ago has drawn more merchants to the general area.

You see, each spring around this time, the crocuses start to bloom, dogs begin to shed, and the Big Apple BBQ draws meat merchants from around the country to Madison Square Park, where they swap smoked goods for cash like common drug dealers.

The increasing maritimity of the Swahili was thus crucial to structuring their cosmopolitan status a status aimed at both drawing visiting merchants closer and distinguishing themselves from other coastal and hinterland peoples.

That resulting economic diversity is itself a draw for some merchants.