Sentence examples for could be luring from inspiring English sources

Does Perry not realize he could be luring nuclear submarine makers from New London?

Although Mr. Paredes said he was not able to give concrete reasons for the drop, he noted that high-paying, low-skilled jobs in the Eagle Ford Shale and the oil boom in West Texas could be luring many would-be students.

It's hard to say how this will all play out, but King says in a best-case scenario, the real benefit could be luring new Linux developers to this older-style computing platform.

Another hypothesis is that rapidly warming water in the Gulf of Maine, which includes Cape Cod Bay and waters north to Nova Scotia, could be luring turtles farther north than they once ventured, causing more to become trapped on their southbound journey when the water cools in the fall.

It says that 'vulnerable' groups could be lured into gambling.

If he could be lured to H-P, the company really might become interesting.

He said he thought the horse could be lured back into the barn.

First, Dempster will be a free agent after this season, and could be lured away by a bigger contract.

Hanging on to her may be difficult (some people wonder whether she could be lured into politics).

He said pupils could be "lured" into computer science through physics and maths lessons or after-school computer clubs.

Perhaps Neil Bush's stunning model-daughter Lauren could be lured from whatever Parisian photographer's atelier she now adorns.