Sentence examples for more easily attract from inspiring English sources

With Vale walking away, analysts said Xstrata could now more easily attract other predators as mergers and acquisitions in the booming mining sector show no evidence of waning.

John C. Whitehead, chairman of the development corporation, had favored New York City Opera as the principal cultural tenant at ground zero, in part because he believed the opera would more easily attract large donations than the lesser-known Joyce and Signature theaters.

If the nominating and governance committee is steered by a leader truly experienced in succession, it can more easily attract the strongest members of the board.

"The idea is to get to about 60 lawyers, because there are certain types of businesses that are more easily attracted if you have a New York presence," said Roger R. Crane Jr., a partner in the New York office.

Adam Marshall, director of policy at the British Chambers of Commerce, said: "If businesses in high streets are able to expand and develop their premises more easily, and attract more customers, then they can help towns and cities flourish, and in turn contribute to the recovery.

Peter Glankoff, Mystic Seaport communications director, said the Indian museum was the kind of top-notch attraction that should easily attract thousands more than its goal.

These bicycle rickshaws are also famous for their colourful, bright and eye-catching art - a beautiful rickshaw can easily attract more customers.

Make sure it's in a high traffic area to easily attract more customers.

Trying their luck in the breaking waves was a pack of about six surfers, leaving the break virtually empty compared with other Indonesian spots, which can easily attract 30 or more wave-hungry riders.

Success breeds respect, failure can all too easily attract scorn.

Some countries easily attract talented young people.