Sentence examples for in relation to attracting from inspiring English sources

"Everything helps in relation to attracting players, whether it's Leigh or somebody else," said Fenlon.

"We have been calling for enhancements to the Scottish government's shared equity scheme for some time and now urgently need an equivalent commitment north of the border to ensure that households right across the UK enjoy similar support and Scotland is not disadvantaged in relation to attracting investment".

HRM practices related to attraction and retention employed in the five country contexts affect if and how expectations (as described earlier) are realized and which further influence the behaviour of the CHWs in relation to being attracted to the role of CHW and staying as a CHW.

The gingival, distal, and mesial areas, in relation to the brackets, attracted more biofilm than the occlusal areas, which was mostly due to the interference of arch wires and ligating devices on tooth brushing.

"This has been said a lot in relation to the vote that One Nation attracts and the vote that Donald Trump attracts in the US," he said.

Few questioned that Newton had demonstrated an irrefutable mathematical law whereby bodies appear to attract one another in relation to their masses and in inverse relation to the square of the distance between them.

The effects of reactive oxygen species on cells have attracted much attention in relation to redox regulation and oxidative stress-related diseases.

4, 5 Moreover, post-transcriptional regulation of gene expression by non-coding RNA, including miRNA, has recently attracted attention in relation to PCa development.

Postnatal stem cells are attracting wide interest in relation to their possible potential for repair by autologous transplantation in humans following injury.

Although often associated with biochemistry due to the numerous chiral bio-molecules, recently chirality has attracted much attention in relation to metamaterials, which consist of metallic nanostructures with substantially sub-wavelength features.

In addition to the above-mentioned glycolysis-related biochemical mechanisms, another vital biogenesis channel, namely the PPP, is attracting renewed research attention in relation to pancreatic cancer.