Sentence examples for which are attracting from inspiring English sources

The four main schemes which are attracting the most attention are charter schools, magnet schools, choice schools and voucher schools.

OUR FAR-FLUNG CORRESPONDENTS about recent trade fairs in the Far East which are attracting huge, costly displays from the Cold War belligerents, including Russia, China & the U.S.

There are fears that these new schemes, which are attracting candidates with non-vocational degrees from the top universities, are creating a two-tier elite workforce.

This game, and sister leagues for fashion and country music, are among the newest in alternative fantasy games, which are attracting a different crowd from the 15 million people who join fantasy sports leagues.

By Christopher Rand The New Yorker, March 24 , 1956P. 104 OUR FAR-FLUNG CORRESPONDENTS about recent trade fairs in the Far East which are attracting huge, costly displays from the Cold War belligerents, including Russia, China & the U.S.

But the protests, which are attracting hundreds of passionate young people outraged about police tactics and looking for solutions, have provided a forum for radicals to draw a link between police brutality and what they see as the failings of American society.

It has already exported trains and subways to developing countries, which are attracted by China's lower prices and high performance.

The heated filament emits a steady flow of electrons, which are attracted to the plate's positive charge.

This is due to the interactions between the molecules which are attracted to van der Waals forces.

The "magic" is in the solder dots, which are attracted to one another, much the way two drops of water on a windshield merge into one.

YBV is a sightseeing spot for yellow butterflies (Catopsilia pomona) which are attracted by exotic Kassod tree (Senna siamea) timber plantations (Chen 2013).