Sentence examples for working to attract from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

The brand is working to attract nonriding women through its one-stop-shop system of classes, gear and, naturally, bikes.

But in the last few years, the U.S.T.A. has been working to attract a younger, more diverse crowd.

Mr. Bradford said the developers were working to attract air cargo companies, freight integrators and e-commerce concerns.

A similar scheme works to attract doctors to the military.

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

Jeff Robins, chief executive of the Utah Sports Commission, which works to attract major sporting events to the state, said the unusual weather had been particularly disruptive in the north.

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.

The king of local restaurants may be the wood-paneled THOROUGHBREDS (843-497-2636, $90), a favorite of Joe Woodle, president of Partners Economic Development Corporation, which works to attract businesses to the area.