Sentence examples for may help attract from inspiring English sources

The new building may help attract younger members of the order from other Jesuit colleges.

The upside for automakers is that hybrids may help attract new buyers to a brand and then turn them into loyal customers in the future.

Some economists say such moves enhance financial stability and may help attract foreign business because investors are reassured of getting their money out without suffering a foreign exchange loss.

(Mr. Talwar conceded that "the HD footage" on the current version of "Hawaii Five-0" may help attract visitors. It is "actually pretty tasty," he said, "away from the crime scenes").

If Celtic can acquit themselves well, it may help attract better footballers and give them more of a chance to achieve qualification (and possibly more) on a more regular basis.

While Ms. Reno's celebrity status and appearance on "Saturday Night Live" may help attract autograph seekers and media attention, some political observers say that many Florida voters will also judge her harshly for incidents that occurred on her watch as attorney general.

The rating upgrade may also help attract more overseas investment, especially from pension funds and other professional investors.

The restaurant takes its name from an allusion to the area's proximity to the Statue of Liberty, a name that some feel avoids the negative connotations of Red Hook and may itself help attract new residents.

Not only does that help to cover debt payments; it may also help attract other foreign money".It's enough money to frighten speculators and generate a bit of confidence," says David Thomas, who runs the Brazil operation of Lloyds, a British bank.

The move may also help attract new shoppers who have hung onto the notion that eBay is mainly an auction site.

It may also help attract a new customer who doesn't find value in samples – which are sometimes one-use products, or packaged poorly compared with their full-size counterparts, making them difficult to travel with or throw in a purse.