Sentence examples for using it to attract from inspiring English sources

(During a Vice podcast, he noted his willingness to engage even more aggressively in the gun-control debate after Sandy Hook, using it to attract more attention for his vision than competing 3-D-printed gun projects).

Tenants are embracing subleases as a means of locking in below-market rents, while landlords, who are facing fewer vacancies, are using it to attract tenants and then converting the leases into direct deals when the subleases expire.

Consider, for example, Mr. Clinton's decision to commute the sentences of four Hasidic men from New Square, N.Y., who were in prison for defrauding the government by inventing a fictitious religious school and using it to attract millions in government aid.

Sébastian in Issy-les-Moulineaux seems to be using it to attract business to the area and in Huelgoat, Tim had me in tears with stories of a Breton visit to St Just in Cornwall (it involved marshmallows and prank phonecalls).

Apple wants to keep that software on the Mac only, in hopes of using it to attract new customers.

How does one write about violence without also a sense that you're using it to attract readers?

Every city and state should be able to boast about its cultural patrimony and use it to attract businesses and tourists.

Carrying the iPhone has benefited operators, who use it to attract new customers.

He added that Merrill had used it to attract some active traders, including "some fairly decent-sized ones," away from electronic brokers that compete on price.

They were convicted after prosecutors charged that they had invented a fictitious religious school in the 1980's and used it to attract millions in government aid.

The company also uses it to attract advertisers to the magazine and the struggling Internet site.