Sentence examples for results attracted from inspiring English sources

The Britain's Got Talent results attracted 17.3 million viewers and 68% share between 9.30pm and 10pm.

She had often designed what was worn in her campaigns (when, that is, anything was worn at all other than baby oil, red eyeshadow and attitude), and the extreme results attracted commissions from media respectful of Japan's then high status in design.

Her results attracted a major sponsor in the form of the French oil company Elf.

The method appears to have significantly improved on the state-of-the-art and, as a consequence, their results attracted immediate worldwide attention.

These results attracted more attention to immunomodulatory mAbs.

His well-documented results attracted more interest from the scientific community many years later.

Since papers reporting positive results attract more interest and are cited more often, journal editors and peer reviewers might tend to favour them, which will further increase the desirability of a positive outcome to researchers, particularly if their careers are evaluated by counting the number of papers listed in their CVs and the impact factor of the journals they are published in.

For best results, attract them with one of the following slug foods: Cabbage leaves.

For best results, attract them with one of the following slug foods: Slugs will gather in shady, moist areas, such as underneath wooden planks, flower pots, or cardboard boxes.

As one of the country's leading port cities, it did extensive trade with Africa and Asia, and as a result attracted more than its share of tropical diseases.

Strong substantive and socio-relational approaches are perhaps the most controversial of those surveyed and have as a result attracted trenchant critiques.