Sentence examples for draws much more from inspiring English sources

In the front window, a snowmobile draws much more attention than any of the company's jackets.

The review site Yelp, for example, which made its debut in 2004, draws much more traffic.

For a robotic assembly line, the energy consumption is a major expense and the increased energy cost draws much more attentions from manufacturing enterprises.

The folks who run the Scripps National Spelling Bee (whether that's a sport is a topic for another story) grew so tired of having co-champions that they rewrote the rules for 2017 to make draws much more unlikely.

Often called Australia's cultural capital, Melbourne draws much more influence from Europe in its architecture, fashion and food – and for the gay traveller it may feel like a more chilled out and refined experience after the glitz of Sydney.

It was bigger, thicker, and drawing much more heavily off the bottom than the others.

I would like to draw much more calmly and I would like to see other photographers.

The motor's response is to draw much more power, trying to resume its usual speed.

Some move up to well-known theaters and showcases, but they still might not draw much more than graduate students.

Such an incident could feed into fears of the US being drawn much more directly into the conflict.

To fabricate hard tissue implants with bone-like structure using a biomimetic mineralization method is drawing much more attentions in bone tissue engineering.