Sentence examples for thus attracting from inspiring English sources

"A byproduct of this philosophy," Mr. Nemeroff added, "is the ability to offer attractive rates, thus attracting new members".

New drugs on the horizon may bring more price competition, thus attracting more consumers.

Google's aim, said Eric E. Schmidt, the chief executive, is to make it easier and faster for people to buy products advertised on Google — thus attracting more advertisers.

Riefenstahl agreed to visit only those areas controlled by the Sudanese government, thus attracting the criticism that she was acting as a figleaf for a repressive regime.

The Founder Institute also accommodates people who want to keep their day jobs and stay in their local regions — thus attracting somewhat older entrepreneurs.

One way to do this is to divert money into niche research centres, for example in renewable energy or real estate, thus attracting students keen to forge a career in those areas.

Logue's failures thus attracted more attention than his successes.

A small revaluation might thus attract still more capital in expectation of another rise.

But also, perhaps, because women like men who can do these things well, and are thus attracted to muscular men.

Emerging markets are growing faster than the developed world and will thus attract investors seeking higher returns.

The capital thus attracted would be used to pay down the government debts of the affected countries.