Sentence examples for has only attracted from inspiring English sources

So far it has only attracted 235 signatures.

Their union -- the Translators and Interpreters Guild, formed in 1991 -- offers certification and referral service, but has only attracted about 350 members.

For too long, the sector has only attracted media attention when things go wrong or, more recently, in the lengthy debate about how we pay for care.

So far, Nippon Foundry has only attracted this sort of upmarket business from the smaller Japanese chip companies, such as Sharp and Sony.As it happens, however, Mr Sakamoto has a proposition for Japan's semiconductor dinosaurs.

TalkTalk, the telecoms provider spun out of retailer Carphone Warehouse, launched its free HomeSafe service to its 4 million internet subscribers in May, but the product has only attracted "around 200,000" users despite signing up "more than 100,000" in its first two months.

Intimate partner violence (IPV) has only attracted limited attention in Korea despite numerous studies in Western countries that indicate IPV is associated with depressive symptoms.

On a newly created petition, which by mid-afternoon on Monday had only attracted 10 signatures, those against the sugar tax voiced their disapproval.

It originally stated 'at the time of writing on Wednesday afternoon had only attracted "301+views" (the YouTube equivalent of the dreaded "zero rating" in TV overnights)', which is an inaccurate comparison.

The footage posted online had only attracted significant media attention the day before, but the community moved so quickly that about 500 people attended the rally, which began at an elementary school in the city on the northern edge of Dallas.

These shales, however, have only attracted exploration interest in the last 5 years following the shale gas success in the USA.

Membrane based reactive separation processes, which seek to combine two distinct functions, i.e. reaction and separation, have been around as a concept since the early stages of the membrane field, itself, but have only attracted substantial technical interest the last decade or so.