Sentence examples for would attract to from inspiring English sources

In addition to the physical stress would be the noise, vibrations and the impact of industrial activity the airport would attract to the area.

A pittance compared with the millions of dollars in television and potential bowl revenue that a star like Newton would attract to a program by leading it to a national title.

At that time, hospitals and medical clinics were loath to care for AIDS patients, because of their costly and complicated needs, and out of fear over the stigma they would attract to the institutions.

When Scranton agreed to take on Steamtown, U.S.A., it was estimated that the museum and excursion business would attract 200,000 to 400,000 visitors to the city every year.

However, it's easy to see what would attract Plummer to the role.

Still, it it not hard to see what would attract Trank to the story.

What would attract people to gangs that seem to openly dislike their ethnicity or religion?

And it would attract attention to the vehicle, hopefully prompting people to Google #AMPLIFY.

One in five customers in emerging markets said a Welsh flag would attract them to a product, but the rate jumped to 64% for a union flag.

Specifically, we wanted to provide a useful resource that would attract users to the site.

If relevant, talk to people likely to be using the business or service whether such a logo would attract them to use that business or service.