Significados de become a magnet en inglés

But others are worried it would become a magnet for drunken behaviour.

It seems she might become a magnet for some disaffected Labour voters.

Peru has become a magnet for foreign investors in recent years.

The 20-year-old from Canberra has become a magnet for controversy in recent months.

Since then his work has become a magnet for festival prizes.

Geneva had become a magnet for wealthy scoundrels and criminals from every continent.

The bar has become a magnet for visitors from all over the UK and abroad.

But Shagarab had become a magnet for traffickers.

It churns out drugs into western Europe and has become a magnet for al-Qaida and a resurgent Taliban.

Since Spain slashed incentives, Italy has become a magnet for solar systems makers, such as the world's leader Q-Cells.

It has also become a magnet for local and visiting celebs with past guests reading like a who's who.

Gay-marriage litigation, especially, has become a magnet for prominent lawyers and national firms with connections to the Supreme Court.

Some security analysts say Iraq has become a magnet for militants wanting to fight U.S. forces, drawing fighters away from Afghanistan.

Ms Lam has insisted the legislation is needed for Hong Kong to uphold justice and not become a magnet for fugitives.

With a burgeoning population in excess of 1 billion, the lure of Africa has become a magnet for professionals in the diaspora.

Lundy has become a magnet for divers, climbers, even campanologists who ring the bells of the surprisingly large Gothic-style St Helen's church.