Sentence examples for far from attracting from inspiring English sources
Montecasino's operators had to build a convention centre in Johannesburg, which the government hopes will boost tourism.South Africa is far from attracting the hordes of gambling tourists that Las Vegas does.
The 75-year-old king is increasingly unpopular, and polls suggest that far from attracting sympathy, his declining health has intensified calls for him to abdicate in favor of Crown Prince Felipe, his 45-year-old son.
Far from attracting families, they invariably are snapped up by developers - often for a 20% discount - who buy either to rent or, more likely, to keep empty as a long-term investment.
Far from attracting ridicule, they said, the talk had inspired a lively discussion and tied in nicely with another lecture on rabbits living on the Berlin Wall's death strip.
He said: "Far from attracting more money, less money has come than before.
It was closed to all vehicles except public transport; the pavements were widened to make it feel like a suburban mall.Far from attracting more shoppers, this repelled them.
This week Nestlé, a Swiss food group, has been busily denying market rumours that it is talking to Danone about acquiring its medical-nutrition unit so far without attracting fire from the French state's heavy artillery.
Unlike the traditional "ghetto", Asian satellite TV channels (now approaching 40) are far from poverty-based, attracting huge audiences across the Asian diaspora.
But it became clear quite quickly to the people who received the free phones that for all the hype about wireless application protocol, or WAP, "m-commerce" and even the buzzword mouthful, B-to-B m-commerce, the technology is still far from ready to attract a mass market.
Saturday night's banquet not far from the White House attracted the usual assortment of stars from Hollywood and beyond.
Interestingly, a very similar situation involving corporate shareholders has been in the news recently, but so far has attracted little interest from the conservative Court.
