Sentence examples for which would attract from inspiring English sources

Which would attract the most bidders?

The city could erect plaques describing the events of the 1950s and '60s, which would attract tourists and shoppers.

She'd heard she could put out a pan of beer, which would attract and then drown the pests.

This idea, which would attract more investment for democracies, is detailed in a fine new book, "Africa's Stalled Development".

So far, several colleges are planning to take him up on the challenge, which would attract new students and encourage people to complete their degrees.

But this isn't in itself any kind of justification: after all, there are many possible unjust taxes which would attract support, but that wouldn't make them right.

The idea would be to create a more stable economic framework and, crucially, a better domestic business environment which would help attract foreign investment.

Back then, the circus went all out for its hospital shows, which would also attract nearby residents, even bringing along some of its elephants.

That money, he said, could be used to increase the marketing of — and technological bells and whistles on — the service, which would then attract and retain more subscribers.

The balloon hunt, which would ultimately attract almost 500 teams of volunteers from around the world, was won by a group of M.I.T. experts in the analysis of social networks.

Samsung was touted as a possible buyer for PSG – which would probably attract a price tag of more than $10bn – but said on its own blog that it was not interested.