Sentence examples for which may attract from inspiring English sources

Be sure that your camp is clean of food scraps which may attract a bear.

Which may attract you to the place or cause you to call for a reservation at Jo Jo instead.

Alan Shearer is part-owner of the 40-1 shot Justonefortheroad, which may attract some patriotic punters after England's win last night.

They must "not do anything which may attract adverse publicity" to her, damage her reputation or harm the public's confidence in her.

One wrench in the longevity of the concept is declining rents, which may attract more long-term tenants and quell landlords' desire to deal with pop-ups.

A special cabinet committee is looking at ways to restrict access to public services, including welfare benefits and healthcare, to reduce the "pull factors" which may attract Bulgarians and Romanians.

Instead, it will be a networked university, which may not attract the best professors and students and may replicate the work of existing universities.

So you cannot get a single bottle of any of the terrific wines that follow, unless it is part of six or a mixed half-dozen (which may well attract a discount reducing the price still further).

Small packs are convenient which may especially attract younger consumers.

Fully activated T cells also produce CCL2 and CCL3 transcripts [ 12] which may further attract large numbers of macrophages/activated microglia to the lesions.

For example, there are a variety of cell adhesion molecules (CAMs) expressed in the cochlea such as the immunoglobulin superfamily of CAMs (like NCAM), cadherins (E-cad and N-Cad), and integrins (Kelley, 2003), all of which may help attract type I SGNs to the IHC region.