Sentence examples for so attracting from inspiring English sources

So attracting, nurturing and retaining the right talent has never been more important.

Even so, attracting potential homebuyers for the planned 6,000 units has not been difficult; luring international companies to take office and retail space has been more problematic.

So attracting more customers to the nonsubsidized program will be crucial, said Nancy Turnbull, an associate dean at the Harvard School of Public Health who sits on the Connector's board.

The stated plan is to expand the ground and enable Liverpool to compete again by making more money, so attracting better players by offering them huge wages on a par with the other top clubs.

There will be between 1.8m and 2.4m available jobs (pdf) in social care by 2025 according to Skills for Care, so attracting school-leavers and graduates is essential to ensure the sector can meet the demands of an ageing workforce.

Its revenues in the first quarter of this year were twice those of a year before.It is that growth, powered mainly by "contextual advertising", in which sponsors pay for links when certain words are entered in Google's search engine, that is so attracting investors.

They smell divine, and so attract moths.

(Is that why Don José is so attracted to her? Let's not go there).

This is more volatile, and so attracts a different kind of investor.

"How odd some people are, I thought, that they should be so attracted to the macabre.

The other day when we were talking about why we're so attracted to each other..."...