Sentence examples for specifically to attract from inspiring English sources

The second is that the president foments weird social-media feuds specifically to attract attention.

Many countries have high success rates, American-trained English-speaking doctors and the newest facilities, often built specifically to attract foreign patients.

How about issuing an HS2 railway bond offering a yield marginally above inflation-linked gilts, and geared specifically to attract pension funds starved of returns?

Ms. Florman said she had never advertised with fliers before and had not intended specifically to attract victims' family members or friends.

I remember Steve Harris clocking my West Ham scarf (which I'd worn specifically to attract his attention, natch) and asking if I was a "proper 'ammer".

Many large companies run workforce development programs designed specifically to attract female candidates, people of color, and candidates with nontraditional backgrounds.

Now, however, he is preparing to offer his clients their first major investment opportunity outside the capital, in a project specifically designed to attract Chinese money.

One such temporary plot, on Stuyvesant Street in the East Village, was called a "butterfly truck stop," with plant life specifically designed to attract butterflies.

The 1968 national convention of Students for a Democratic Society included a workshop on "sabotage and explosives" specifically intended to attract infiltrators.

Steps away from the permaculture garden is the Cornell Garden-Based Learning site, where passersby can learn about cover crops, companion planting, mulching and plants specifically chosen to attract beneficial insects.

This many seem minor, but companies working with Barda suggest that it has led to ballooning bureaucracy at an agency that was specifically created to attract business.