Sentence examples for from attracting from inspiring English sources

That hasn't stopped Winterlife from attracting competitors.

If that is not possible, then larvicide should be applied to prevent them from attracting mosquitoes.

He said: "Far from attracting more money, less money has come than before.

Part of the benefit may come from attracting more blood to the knee, Dr. Katz said.

To prevent an amnesty from attracting even more migrants, officials claim border enforcement would be strengthened.

Radio benefits of course from being a smaller target, and from attracting fewer political enemies.

Cyprus has benefited for years from attracting the deposits of wealthy individuals from around the eurozone.

Beginning in the 2000s, the Chinese state shifted from attracting foreign investment to promoting the technological competitiveness of domestic firms.

Ms. Lerner said she was also concerned that the cap would prevent the organizations from attracting the best managerial talent.

Yes, the city benefits from attracting more rich people, but economic diversity is not just a campaign slogan.

Though city officials make headlines with big capital projects, they may benefit more from attracting bright entrepreneurs.