Sentence examples for interest luring from inspiring English sources

In other words, they aren't obligated to do what's in her best interest and they may well have conflicts of interest, luring people into investments that produce the biggest fees for themselves.

Alexander Zaporozhsky, a Russian colonel, defected to the United States and lived quietly in Maryland until he decided to return to Russia in the early 2000s; a romantic interest lured him back, former agency officials said.

Predominant business interests lure the media to endorse the gender stereotypes of patriarchal societies.

Your only interest was luring footballers in advancing your plan".

Despite Hollywood's interest in luring the best Internet talent offline, some Web-savvy auteurs are loathe to lose touch with their roots.

But, in truth, there was no more public interest in luring him into his indiscretion than there was in another tabloid excess this week: the Sun's decision to print an old photo of Prince Edward's fiancée, topless.

In a sad twist of history, he blames the rumour on the tribes in Oklahoma who have a strong vested interest in luring Arkansans across the border to gamble in their own casinos.

But be careful; much of what you'll find on the Web comes from those with a financial interest in luring you to some locale.

CBS has over the years expressed interest in luring the Golden Globes away from NBC. Dick Clark Productions is also the producer of the Golden Globes.

During the nine-month battle, officials from other states, including Texas state Rep. Jason Villalba, have expressed interest in luring Huy Fong Foods away from California.

It was even said that Gerhardsen's Cabinet had an interest in luring Meisdalshagen away from the Parliament, where he had driven through significant increases in farmer's income, threatening the overall balance and planning of the state finances.