Sentence examples for mean it attracts from inspiring English sources

The higher production costs associated with rearing lambs "out of season", in indoor conditions in the winter months, mean it attracts a premium price.

You mean it attracts girls?

Its location, smack bang between North and South America and eight hours from Paris and London, means it attracts more billionaires than Davos.

It is directed primarily at Harley-Davidson fans, which means it attracts bikers from clubs around the country, who come to gape at new models and to ride up and down the strip.

Although the average age seems to be around 18, Maree assures me that the secret of the club's success is that respect for the culture of skateboarding means it attracts all ages, Balinese and foreigners.

Its position on the spice run meant it attracted Chinese traders and labourers and Indians who came to work the land - today the population includes around two-thirds Malays, just under a third Chinese, and an Indian community of around 15%.

Micalles said the lagoon's crystal blue waters meant it attracted large numbers of tourists.

It will ensure audiences that are five times the size of those that followed the year-end championships when they were held in Los Angeles, where the time zone meant it attracted poor TV audiences and missed newspaper deadlines in Europe, where journalistic interest is highest.

While Ryanair grows by adding extra routes, EasyJet expands by increasing the frequency of its flights, which means that it attracts cost-conscious business travellers on routes to places such as Glasgow, Edinburgh and Barcelona.

However, the sheer scale of university education in America means that it attracts 30% of the foreign-student population.

Grove's location in the south-central United States means that it attracts many second-home buyers from Dallas, St . Louis and Wichita, Kan . and their far-flung children.