Sentence examples for set to attract from inspiring English sources

Global financial markets may still be jittery, but Latin America's banking industry is set to attract increased levels of investment.

Most of its 80 installations dotted throughout the city are free to view and are set to attract big crowds.

If anything, England's new princess looks set to attract ever more attention as the tour moves to California.

The most novel material concerns cities, now home to more than half of humanity, and set to attract many millions more.

But, despite failing to secure entry to the Clydesdale Bank Premier League and being forced down the divisions, Rangers still look set to attract a decent standard of player.

Released on Mac and PC last year to an enthusiastic critical reception, it has now shuffled onto the iPhone and iPod where it's set to attract a new legion of slavish followers.

What a company can do is offer the kind of educational and mentorship opportunities that play to millennial tendencies to think big (regarding entrepreneurship and career progression), while promoting the development of technical skill sets to attract the most impressive, innovative, and interesting people.

The LOT Summit's organizers had set out to attract people who already measure impact not by citations or journal prestige but by effect in the wider world.

NASA officials have said the program would be set up to attract new and established companies.

Like Naomi Tate, Braithwaite did not set out to attract photographers, and those alluring fees, to her home.

Frank Dunlop, whose brainchild the whole project was, had set out to attract what he called "the lost generation of teenagers".