Sentence examples for projected to attract from inspiring English sources

Finding new clients can be problematic, but the new organic label is projected to attract a new customer pool.

That category is projected to attract sales of just $1.6 billion, according to Jupiter Communications, an Internet research firm.

The rail was projected to attract 26,000 riders per day, but the number is closer to 33,000, boosted in large part by weekend riders.

Staged in Cannes for the past 25 years, it is being held in the UK for the first time this year, where it is projected to attract 4,000 delegates.

The V&A Dundee alone is projected to attract up to 500,000 visitors in its opening year in 2017.

The museum, the V&A's first permanent branch outside its London home, is the centrepiece of a £1bn redevelopment of Dundee's waterfront, which is projected to attract thousands of jobs, hundreds of thousands of tourists and millions of pounds of investment to the city.

This measure of attractiveness expresses the ability of a project to attract these market resources from the environment where it competes with other projects.

And other projects to attract tourists are under way.

Likewise, the Lighthouse is working on projects to attract grant money from foundations.

Talk story about a project to attract foreig visitors to the U.S., called "Visit the U.S.A. the Pan Am-Greyound Way", originated by P.T. Rennell, head of Pan American overseas sales dept.

Magazines today need to include finished projects to attract advertisers, which is very sad because it promotes the idea, particularly among younger architects, that they have to build.