Sentence examples for process of attracting from inspiring English sources
NEW YORK TIMES K.K.R. Said to Be Raising a Fund for Asia | The buyout firm is in the process of attracting $2 billion in a capital-raising round for its second fund targeting Asia, and is ultimately seeking as much as $6 billion, according to Bloomberg News, which cites three unidentified people with knowledge of the matter.
Most marketplace companies need to undergo the arduous, expensive process of attracting vendors and customers.
Having Facebook here, with its current status as an employer in great demand — could make the process of attracting engineering talent to smaller startups even more challenging.
The BoeFly method, however, harnesses technology to dramatically simplify and quicken the process of attracting lenders and closing commercial transactions.
Client perceptions of excellent service quality are highlighted as being crucial to the process of attracting new members and retaining existing members in the leisure management industry [ 4], a theme not uncommon within other service industries [ 5- 7].
In 2009 Delaware launched a fast-track, behind-closed-doors arbitration process in the hope of attracting international firms and joint ventures that place a premium on the quick, discreet settlement of disputes.
However, it should be noted, that monocytes have to adapt to lower oxygen levels immediately once they start the process of being attracted to the vessel's wall, migrating into the inflamed tissue and starting to differentiate into macrophages.
Studies of high performing United States hospitals attributed their success to managers whose commitment to quality of care prompted implementation of processes to attract and retain personnel well-suited to fulfill organizational quality-driven goals and providing "staff the right tools to do their job" [ 103, 104].
Brewer's spent grain (BG), a by-product of the brewing process, is attracting increasing scientific interest as a low-cost feedstock for many biotechnological applications.
The process of finding and attracting eligible candidates to replace the former superintendent, Joseph Santiago, who resigned in October, is moving more slowly than expected, Governor McGreevey acknowledged during a radio call-in program.
At the same time, the process of specialization was attracting surgeons to the field of gynecology, bringing to an end the conservative phase that had dominated its practice since the late eighteenth century.
