Sentence examples for only to attract from inspiring English sources

The shows' creators hope not only to attract girls to scholarship but also to give them confidence.

Late Thursday night at the larger of the two sit-ins, outside the Rabaa al-Adaweya mosque, the warnings seemed only to attract more protesters.

Unlike the Feed editors, Kinsley was not a Webhead; he has claimed he used the word "online" only to attract Microsoft money for his newsmagazine.

At first, the decision to reproduce the book down to the poor-quality images seems like a questionable choice — likely only to attract photo geeks.

She knows he is "strange," but so are most mathematicians, she rationalizes: "The subject they studied seemed only to attract sinister characters".

The aim is not only to attract financiers to the UK but also foster competition in a domestic market dominated by the big four banks.

So a regulatory agency would have to pay $450K to attract high-skill workers, but only $150K to attract low-skill workers.

This is simply our only channel to attract the government's attention.

But it was only enough to attract this talented man and, indeed, not enough to keep him.

"It's only going to attract more of those uppity yuppities".

"And the only way to attract them is with seed or bread.