Sentence examples for alluring field from inspiring English sources

The Society's headquarters are in Belmont, Mass, but it has found southern Calif an alluring field, and its leader, Robert Welch, recently decided to spend a third of his time in the Los Angeles subcommunity of San Marino.

Considering how much those strategies are an alluring field of research for business administration and information systems and how much the concept of a data market is discussed in the blogosphere, the lack of formal research on this topic is surprising.

But as the aesthetic aggression continued in the tea-time shadows through Jos Buttler and Moeen, their 103-run partnership only ended by the final ball of the day, it was a reminder of other simple truths: that cricket is about entertainment as well as endless rancour, that on-field partnerships are more alluring than off-field civil wars.

Still, the online coupon field is alluring, because it is booming.

Perhaps this might explain why so many of the bright minds within BME find this field so alluring.

Finally, infection targeting has been an alluring research goal in the field of gene therapy despite its remaining elusive thus far.

Its expanse of glaciers, lava fields and mountains are alluring yet harsh and inhospitable.

The field offices of relief organizations present alluring targets for men with guns.

A colorful billboard with an alluring panorama of a woman meditating and children frolicking in green fields bears the Hydra slogan: Building beyond possibilities.

His ideas, especially the alluring promise that tariffs will salvage American factory jobs, will remain on the field of battle for the next generation of political figures to recover, refashion, and redeploy in a subtler, more palatable form.

That is, he repeatedly invokes the alluring, but fundamentally unsound, principle that simple ideas about forecasting and prediction from one field, like economics, can readily be appropriated and applied to completely different fields, without a solid grounding in the principles, assumptions, and methods of those fields.