Sentence examples for it could attract from inspiring English sources

The EDL still has a few hundred supporters, but the days when it could attract 2,000 people to its rallies are long over.

Six years ago, the Met realised it couldn't fulfil its primary objective, to "make London safer", unless it could attract a workforce that reflected one of the world's most multicultural cities.

Visions Travel started its literary matchmaking service early in 1979, but initially it could attract only lesser-known authors, said Abbas Nadim, the company's founder and president.

It is not completely impossible that it could attract a big name with bags of money as its candidate.

"Over time, it could attract large audiences".

Reckoning that it could attract unwelcome attention, a young man brings the shoes inside.

The lecturers' union must have been wishing it could attract even a fraction of the attention.

It could attract multi national investment to economically ailing Jordan, encouraging economic growth and creating jobs.

"Actionable content," as Mr. Cotsakos calls it, could attract more people to E*Trade's site.

He put Chase in a position where it could attract a strong partner".

One man spoke approvingly of Mr. Santorum's emphasis on family values, mainly because he thought it could attract Hispanic voters in the general election.