Sentence examples for system that attracts from inspiring English sources

If you were trying to design a marketing system that attracts the most settled, unadventurous, conventional concertgoers, you might come up with one that requires them to plunk down a large sum for performances way off in the future.

But there are not many places that can boast of a benign bouncer and a transportation system that attracts prominent lawyers and stroller-bearing parents -- people from different worlds.

Singapore already has a well-developed health care system that attracts wealthy patients from Malaysia and Indonesia.

It was Chomsky's system that attracted the most attention.

Another novel system that attracted attention was Nakidka, basically a tarpaulin that is draped over equipment to foil weapons guided by radar and heat-seeking devices that create images from the heat of objects.

With a fellow teacher, Edwin J. Houston, he designed an arc lighting system that attracted financial backing and led to the founding (1880) of the American Electric Company in New Britain, Conn., of which Thomson held 30 percent of the stock and was chief electrical engineer.

Peter Wilson wrote that if Shah had been a swindler, he had been an "extremely gifted one", because unlike merely commercial writers, he had taken the time to produce an elaborate and internally consistent system that attracted a "whole range of more or less eminent people", and had "provoked and stimulated thought in many diverse quarters".

The identification of Shh as the mediator of the so-called 'zone of polarizing activity', the region of the developing limb bud that specifies digit type and number, had the most immediate impact, but it was its function in the developing central nervous system that attracted the attention of those with an eye for clinical application.

"Britain and Germany want competitive corporate tax systems that attract global companies to our countries, but also want global companies to pay those taxes," they said.

Computer-aided detection (CAD) systems that attract the reader's attention to potentially suspicious features on a mammogram are now in clinical use in screening mammography in the USA and some European countries.

This innate response to gliadin results in immune-system signalling that attracts inflammatory cells and increases the release of inflammatory chemicals.