Sentence examples for important lure from inspiring English sources

That is a potentially important lure.

Color is not likely to be the most important lure for those bookish buyers.

Mr. Burcham, the Boeing manager, whose 55 employees will rise to 120 by January, acknowledges that Cecil Field's subsidized facilities were an important lure.

It is clearly designed with an eye toward retaining and, more important, luring back corporate users.

Clearly, wages and health benefits are important lures, but so are training, flexible work schedules, retirement planning and elder care assistance, the magazine says.

While state officials cited the Pataki administration's tax cuts, regulatory reforms and investments in education as important lures for I.B.M., more direct financial incentives clearly played a role as well.

Mr. Dorf and others Webcast to attract traffic, hoping to sell more compact discs and T-shirts, and most important, to lure more people into their clubs.

The goal is twofold — to engage the people who come to the White House Web site looking for information about the administration, and more important, to lure people who would not normally visit the government's home page.

To help keep its customers -- and more important, to lure new ones -- it began extending the operations at its 73 branches to seven days a week from six, and it started a grass-roots advertising campaign to let everyone know.

Whereas cable firms in the U.S. currently represent an important convergence lure, cable development in the U.K. has not progressed as quickly.

It's also an important message to lure more developers to its platform.