Sentence examples for may well attract from inspiring English sources

Such prominent companies may well attract others in the industry.

It was the 15th travel firm to close since March.Yet Gatwick may well attract investors nonetheless.

But Mandalay, which burned up the Strip in its most recent quarter, may well attract other suitors.

Gene silencing and micro-RNA's have become overnight a major field of biological research, and one that may well attract other Nobel Prizes in the future.

"The plants may well attract the aphids' enemies and that is an exciting reason to look at this further," he said.

But it may well attract a new group of converts; a charming music video, co-starring a young boy and a small dog, has drawn nearly a hundred and fifty thousand views.

Although the orchid's "body odor" is barely detectable by humans, it does set off electrical activity in the mosquito's antennae, indicating it may very well attract the insects.

Fatter margins will attract a higher share price, and 4G may well pull in the early-adopting, high-rolling customers.

Ally wants to renew his relationship with Davy's sister Liz (Freya Mavor), whose mate Yvonne (Antonia Thomas) may well be attracted to Davy.

The problem Miliband faces is a different one: people may well be attracted to what he is saying on immigration, but will it pass muster as an economic policy?

Budget cutters trimming employee travel expenses may well be attracted by the fact that, no matter how luxurious the apartment may be, it will probably cost less than a comparable hotel room for the typical stay, which ranges from a month to a year.