Sentence examples for general attract from inspiring English sources

Very small cult-like groups might form and these tend to be classically abusive, but don't in general attract large numbers.

Similarly, how the eventual GOP nominee in particular, and the Republican party in general, attract these groups will surely determine their future.

Transactivators in general attract, position and modify RNA polymerase.

In its first two seasons, the western drama has been a moderate success for AMC, and for cable dramas in general, attracting an average of 2.4 million viewers for its second season.

She speaks very sensibly about "success" and about the job of acting, which in general attracts a great deal of Western Seaboard nonsense from sophisticates warning of the dangers of fame-chasing in the midst of chasing it themselves.

Salford has not, in general, attracted the same minority ethnic and cosmopolitan communities as in other parts of Greater Manchester, although it did attract significant numbers of Irish in the mid-19th century.

Such salts in general can attract moist, which may lead to adsorbed water coordinating to the metal ion and to partial carboxylate hydrolysis.

Johnson is consistently more popular than the Tories are in general; Livingstone attracts less support than Labour does at large.

The general election attracted the lowest ever turnout of voters and, if any further proof of apathy were needed, audiences for election results programmes have plummeted over the past decade, according to new research.

Attorney General John D. Ashcroft attracted only mild interest a year ago when he told the National Rifle Association, "The text and original intent of the Second Amendment clearly protect the right of individuals to keep and bear firearms".

But Mr. Pike said undergraduate work and, particularly, graduate work in Southeast Asia and in international relations in general had attracted fewer students in the United States after the end of the Vietnam War.