Sentence examples for predicted to attract from inspiring English sources

The Hong Kong park is predicted to attract a healthy 5.6m visitors in its first year, with numbers rising as it taps into the growing wealth of China's middle class.

The reunion of the six surviving A4 locomotives, Mallard, Union of South Africa, Dominion of Canada, Bittern, Sir Nigel Gresley and Dwight D Eisenhower, was predicted to attract 70,000 visitors.

Other predicted to attract blame are Scarlett and Straw, alongside the former head of British intelligence agency MI6 Richard Dearlove, former Defense Minister Geoff Hoon, and former Secretary of State for International Development Clare Short.

The New Art Gallery in Walsall, predicted to draw 180,000 exhibition-goers in its first year, has attracted 384,000.

This paper analyzes the competition for skilled human resources between European higher education institutions (HEI) through a multi-level model predicting their ability to attract foreign researchers.

Organizers of today's march desperately wanted to best that number and had predicted they might be able to attract 20,000, thanks to concerted organization by the N.A.A.C.P. and pleas from Southern pulpits.

Choi Jin Wook, senior fellow at the Korea Institute of National Unification, an adjunct of South Korea's unification ministry, predicted that North Korea would "try to attract attention from the world community" by attacking the decision but "does not have any cards".

That sounds small, but pessimists had been predicting that the game would do well to attract half that many.

Some Christian leaders have predicted an evangelical collapse, as aging congregations fail to attract young adults.

The end of the oil era has been predicted for so long that it has ceased to attract much interest.

And they predicted any wage boost would make it harder to attract new industries that could help diversify the local economy.