Sentence examples for further attract from inspiring English sources

It has installed online and real-time tracking of applications to further attract global brand names.

However, Mutharika's administration showed potential for leading Malawi on a path of meaningful political reform, which in turn promised to further attract much-needed foreign aid.

The current glut of housing at the suburban fringe, many of which will be converted into rental units, will further attract such workers.

To further attract visitors, for the first time, the theater will be open to 8 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, and after June 20, to 8 p.m. on Wednesdays through Saturdays.

In an effort to further attract a mass readership, he also introduced such innovations as comics, sports coverage, women's fashion coverage, and illustrations into his newspapers, thus making them vehicles of entertainment as well as of information.

Apple, meanwhile, in an effort to further increase its appeal to consumers, is also expected to introduce a new 3G version of the iPhone in June, which will work on speedier wireless networks and may further attract a new segment of customers to the iPhone in the United States and abroad.

As described in Figure 1B, the anionic side-chains of AS first bind Ca2+ through electrostatic attraction, which further attracts PO43– to initiate the nucleation of HAps and in turn promotes the assembly of AS and HAps into clusters.

Each post has since been retweeted by thousands, further attracting almost 80,000 (correct at time of publishing) to sign a petition dedicated to the cause.

Meticulous ethnic balancing of the cabinet and an open-door economic policy further attracted support from prospering traders (and smugglers into Ghana), and by 1972 Eyadéma felt secure enough to seek popular legitimation via a presidential plebiscite.

After writing poetry in rather conventional Spanish metres for a short period, Garcilaso had become acquainted with the poet Juan Boscán Almogáver, who quickly introduced him to Italianate metres, to the use of which he was further attracted by his close study of such Italian Renaissance poets as Petrarch, Giovanni Boccaccio, and Jacopo Sannazzaro.

Moreover, technological spillovers resulting from regionalism lead to increases in productivity and the reduction of production costs, further attracting more investment, and hence, factor accumulation.