Sentence examples for to attract for from inspiring English sources

And, Ms. Marting said, financing and media attention are hard to attract for pieces that defy simple classification.

"Because a Fire Was in My Head," her most ambitious novel so far, ought to attract for Stegner the wider audience she so richly deserves.

ALEX ROSS: Criticism of Gelb aside, I am deeply impressed by the audience he has managed to attract for contemporary or twentieth-century works such as Satyagraha and The Nose.

Despite this on-field success story, the county have struggled to create a viable business in the region, with crowds proving hard to attract for both domestic and international cricket.

Rather than dwell on the inconvenience of losing Allardyce so close to the start of the new Premier League season, Sunderland's owner, Ellis Short, celebrated recruiting a manager whom he said he had been trying to attract for years.

CIM Group sought the James because "this brand is associated with being cool and hip and fits the demographic we are trying to attract for our hotel," Kuba said.

Two, if social impact bonds work, they have the potential to attract for-profit investors — and vastly expand the pool of capital that's available for social programs.

But there is not enough philanthropic capital around to create a big enough market for the bonds, so the true test is to attract for-profit capital, says Mr Mulgan.

This is all the more true of rare cancers, where the expertise is less accessible and the driving force of the market is lower to attract for-profit players.

Ms. Weinstock and Mr. Freitag bought theirs for $275,000 and tried to attract buyers for the other four.

Apple and Google, in comparison, have accumulated enough natural momentum for their mobile platforms to attract developers for free.