Sentence examples for might help attract from inspiring English sources

The actor decided that recording a song might help attract attention to the issue.

While higher interest rates might help attract renewed capital inflows, they would also raise finance costs for companies and risk stifling growth, Mr. Sullivan said.

Mr. Walker said the new name might help attract lawyers, investigators, economists and other professionals who were not really interested in being accountants.

Originally, backers wanted the issue on the ballot in November 2012, where it might help attract voters more likely to vote against President Obama and Gov. Bev Perdue, a Democrat.

With that in mind, Argos is considering ditching its traditional laminated catalogues, order slips and tiny pencils as it experiments with hi-tech stores which it hopes might help attract better-off shoppers.

One of Jeremijenko's ideas was to host a barbecue in which people could turn junk mail and other cellulosic waste into soil-enhancing biochar while dancing to a salsa D.J. — Jeremijenko is a self-described "salsa head," and she thought the music might help attract the Lower East Side's Hispanic residents.

It might also help attract attention to its website, CBS News.com which has lagged behind most other American television news sites.

Cart, of Booklist, proposes that stores create an "All Ages" section for crossover titles, which might also help attract older teenagers.

You might want to put an ad in the newspaper to help attract people to your sale.

While Marco Rubio might have helped attract voters in Florida (as well as Latinos in other states), and Rob Portman may have been helpful in the key swing state of Ohio, Ryan's value in his home state is virtually zero, since the only way Romney wins Wisconsin is if it's part of a massive landslide.

But it has stopped places taking decisions that might help them attract new businesses or ensure people have the skills that local businesses want.