Sentence examples for will be attracting from inspiring English sources

He said that there was also an issue for other local TV operators broadcasting in Wales and Scotland, where on Freeview the slots offered rank at 45, versus operators in England being given channel 8. Kirkman admits that perhaps the biggest challenge will be attracting a big enough audience to make London Live commercially attractive to advertisers.

IF those tech teething problems can be solved, the big remaining challenge will be attracting more traffic at Google's expense.

That meant the $92m spent by Arena in this round will be attracting almost $1bn in private investment.

But with prices for D&G pieces running neck and neck with those bearing a Dolce and Gabbana label, this collection will be attracting only city slickers.

The real key to Atlantic City's success, however, will be attracting a broader audience interested in more than gambling, the way Las Vegas has done.

With only a week to go before carnival, a camp like South Connections will be attracting around 100 people a night - a rare focal point for relaxed inter-generational mixing.

Other candidates, from all parties, will be attracted.

You never know who will be attracted to whom.

It will be attracted by chemicals given off by foods and exhibit a feeding response.

It suggests private capital will be attracted if the government continues to backstop deals.

"Hopefully, they will be attracted to it and will come back.