Sentence examples for drawing business from inspiring English sources

But she has gained notice on Maui for getting things done and for drawing business people into the administration.

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport opened in 1974, drawing business to the region and making it an attractive location for corporate headquarters.

Mr. Walther said CardSpring gives offline merchants a more precise way of tracking how effective their coupons are at drawing business to their stores since everything can be tracked electronically.

This failure is bad news for a small airline that was trying to eat into Cathay Pacific's market share, and bad news for Gatwick, whose designs on drawing business travellers away from Heathrow airport are not helped by such developments.

The latter could lead to increases in the tax credits, rebate programs and other government subsidies that often play an important role in drawing business and consumer attention to energy-efficient products.

In 2000, frustrated by stadium-building and other traditional means of drawing business downtown, a group of growers, architects, urban planners and activists collaborated on an alternative city plan focused on neighborhoods called Adamah (Hebrew for "of the earth").

That deal is expected to draw business from France and Italy.

"We have a different philosophy: we want to draw business into the running of the country.

Several insurers said they had already begun to draw business away from Oxford.

Ill-thought-out proposals to change the tax code have drawn business groups together against the government.

Even when liquidity already exists in a single unified stock exchange, national advantages can draw business back to local markets.