Sentence examples for to attract it from inspiring English sources

To be "attractive" means that one has the ability to attract; it means one is magnetic in some way.

As corporate support is still underdeveloped in Bulgaria and many NGOs try to attract it, NNC should manage the risk of competing not only with its members, but with other partner organizations; Service and resource provision may be a source for funding in the longer term.

But it will have to work hard to attract it.

There is certainly plenty of new money around, but also plenty of competition to attract it.

Esther Dyson, an American angel investor in tech companies, recently told peHUB, a private-equity website, that "it's much easier to invest money than to attract it".

So the increase in property value implies that the benefits of winning the plant exceeded the cost of the subsidy the city incurred to attract it.

"It's going to attract people — it's a fresh, new idea," Bric said.

With fewer manufacturing jobs to attract workers, it has lost half its population since 1960.

It's really interesting when something is taken away that people love, they tend to attract to it even more.

When Costa Rica wanted to attract Intel, it gave incentives.

For farming to attract youth, it must become more profitable.