Sentence examples for worked to attract from inspiring English sources

They had both worked to attract the company, a new subsidiary of Orasee Corporation, to a site on the old Griffiss Air Force Base in Rome.

Fearing a decline if they do not broaden their appeal, the Southern Baptists have worked to attract new members from all regions and from the minority groups that make up a growing share of the population.

They had adapted to regulations obliging them to field female candidates — on posters, the women were represented by pictures of flowers instead of head shots — and they had worked to attract women voters.

I realise the officially approved reaction to a piece like Munson's is to piously intone about how her methods aren't ours to judge, because they worked to attract her husband back into the marriage.

While other clubs have developed a more blue-collar clientele, the Gold Club has worked to attract celebrities from the worlds of sports and entertainment, hoping that lesser-known dance enthusiasts would follow.

Over the last two decades, the casinos have worked to attract Vietnamese and Chinese customers, partly through Asian-themed gambling areas, foreign-language entertainment extravaganzas and small, semi-secret noodle bars where patrons can quickly indulge in Asian staples before returning to their games.

A similar scheme works to attract doctors to the military.

The industry is now working to attract new players to fill the gaps.

And they are embracing flexible working to attract the best employees.

Perhaps more important, the museum has an interim plan to pay bills as it works to attract more visitors.

"Well today, there's a new New York State, one that's working to attract businesses and create jobs".