Sentence examples for less lure from inspiring English sources

The government is rapidly running out of money — state coffers will run dry in mid-July, officials say — and is struggling to draw in tax revenue, much less lure investments from wary foreign companies.

I'm less lured by the Trevelyan manhunt, which Askwith also tries out.

The company anticipates significant cost savings, some of which could come from having to pay less to lure the high rollers.

With bundles of firewood also available in supermarkets, Ms. Wohle, of Duraflame, said the purpose of Stax is less to lure consumers from other artificial log brands than to convert firewood users with the promise of authenticity without the hassle of kindling and rolled up newspaper.

And as if a sign of the times, soprano Renée Fleming, no less, was lured there as creative consultant last December.

But the Russian Orthodox Church regards Islam as far less likely to lure converts.

Similarly, Lester now predicts that Powell's presence in the Vice-Presidential slot would lure less than 20% of the black vote to the GOP ticket.

Going west may be even less of a lure for today's Czechs and Hungarians than it was for yesterday's Spaniards or Portuguese.

"We'll have honorary memberships too," Mr. Loftin said about his goal to lure less wealthy types from the media, art and fashion worlds, "because we want this to be fun".

To unravel the plot that follows would put me in the same position as a kitten with a ball of wool, but then Scorsese is gripped less by the lure of the whodunnit than by the maddening spectacle of the whodathunkit.

The differentiator is that it plays catalogue games, so people without a PS3 might find that interesting, but as PS3 comes down in price, that is less of a lure".