Sentence examples for drawing potential from inspiring English sources

That made the CIA "purposefully aggressive," as the agency described it, in drawing potential links between Iraq and al Qaeda.

Leeds had the big match with Bradford drawing potential troublemakers away and also requiring a big police presence in the city.

Managers have begun to think of good marketing as good conversation, as a process of drawing potential customers into progressively more satisfying back-and-forth relationships with the company.

Michel Temer, the vice president who broke with Ms. Rousseff and is the country's leader in waiting, has been seeking to assemble a cabinet in recent weeks, drawing potential ministers largely from his centrist Brazilian Democratic Movement Party and the opposition Social Democrats.

This spring at Cannes, things got nasty for a while when French reporters accused Ted Sarandos, head of content at Netflix, of being part of an attempt to destroy Europe's film economy by drawing potential audiences away from their local cinemas.

His salary was inclusive of an overhead deal of ($1.35 million USD) in guarantees due to his namesake drawing potential investors, particularly in Japan, and opportunities in other overseas markets.

The overall idea, Mrs. Rodrigues says, is to draw potential customers into her stores.

Cabs with the phones will bear stickers to draw potential riders.

County leaders built the park along with a lattice of parkways to draw potential homebuyers to Westchester.

Certainly the fair's organizers, the Swiss Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie, pulled out all the stops to draw potential buyers.

Charlie Kron, of C. E. Kron and Company, who makes custom Highland bagpipes in Dobbs Ferry, said word-of-mouth reviews often draw potential customers.