Sentence examples for so to attract from inspiring English sources

So to attract more cargo, they organized cults.

Surveys show that they want to continue doing so to attract and maintain a productive workforce.

So to attract a potential customer base, Mr. Davenport applied to the casinos and got work initially at Prima Donna Resorts in Stateline, Nev., on the California border.

It was a hot place, but Sundays were dead, so to attract customers another salesman, Lando Felix, and I came up with Movie Matinee Sunday.

The states that allow these trusts do so to attract the significant money management and trustee fees that accompany them, Mr. Hirsch said.

Countries that already have relatively open economies, such as Singapore and Thailand, view the grouping as a means to increase the competitiveness of their exports, and so to attract more foreign investment.

If possible, make some home changes that are connected to these so as to attract the attention of more buyers.

For independent filmmakers, a movie comes together when the producer is able to compile enough financing so as to attract talent, and compile enough talent so as to attract financing.

So, despite its on-field success, why has the club failed so badly to attract a diverse fan base?

That's why it's so important to attract people from Moscow".

To lower the price of a house so as to attract the attention of buyers.