Sentence examples for potential draw for from inspiring English sources

In Brazil, not so long ago seen as another potential draw for international investors, a credit crunch and the worst recession for eight decades has sparked a wave of bankruptcies.

The Showtime addition here is also a potential draw for cord cutters.

But professionally produced programming remains the biggest potential draw for advertising dollars.

One potential draw for merchants is avoiding the fees and risks of fraud and chargebacks associated with credit cards.

Dhingana Gold subscribers can also access music offline, a potential draw for users with limited data plans on their mobile phones.

As TechCrunch's Anthony Ha pointed out, "While You Were Away" is a potential draw for people who don't check their feed very often and feel overwhelmed when they finally open the app or site (the feature will be added to twitter.com soon).

For a financially struggling orchestra, the 30 rare instruments from the 17th and 18th centuries -- including a dozen Stradivari violins, three made by Guarneri del Gesù, and an Amati viola -- offered a potential drawing card for both musicians and audiences.

Being located within a global financial services hub is of course one potential draw, with banking companies obvious targets for selling encryption and other security tech innovations.

Diane Paulus, the director of "Hair," expressed skepticism about the concept of nostalgia shows, saying that the best draw for potential theatergoers was a strong production.

Martin Bright, who worked at the foundation for five months also said in the Mail on Sunday that because the former prime minister was the main draw for potential funders, significant staff resource was given to protect his reputation – which often "complicated" things.

And CBS just previewed at its upfront presentation yesterday a new drama Supergirl that could be a potential hit and a draw for its streaming service.