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Mexicana may end up attracting more bids than a bankrupt airline might expect.

"We actually think we'll end up attracting more people" because of the new measures, he said.

"Our main bias against investing in these sorts of companies is that you end up attracting people who just don't want to work that hard.

Do you end up attracting a wholly different kind of teacher to the job, one less interested in the subject itself?

But some new buildings end up attracting criticism and controversy – they're judged weird and kinky, and they fail to fulfill their function as icons.

"When you really take a perspective that the customer comes second, which is counterintuitive in a society that always puts the customer first, you also end up attracting stronger employees over time, which increases the odds that your technical and your emotional and hospitality performance are going to be competitive," Mr. Meyer said, with typical focus, in a telephone interview.

The irony, however, is that the money ends up attracting the wrong suitor.

The liver ends up attracting cats, which are even noisier than the starlings.

The second Sterner block beautiful ended up attracting its share of prominent residents.

He said ruefully of them: "They're clever scoundrels – it's only ended up attracting them more".

Coming from a living legend, the work was bound to have at least curiosity value, but it has ended up attracting some unexpected publicity.