Sentence examples similar to lure development from inspiring English sources

To pay for it all, mayors try to lure commercial development like offices and malls.

The town supervisor, Mark Lesko, has begun a "Blight Into Light" campaign to lure new development to old properties with tax incentives and streamlined approvals.

Among those intentions is the decision to not develop the entire island at once but to focus first on the island's main public component, which can then lure future development.

Although the short-term lure of development dollars is hard to resist, I pray that local North Fork governments will protect the open spaces that are the reason people go there in the first place.

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

He channeled public funds to construct schoolrooms and boreholes for wells, lured Western development agencies to his constituency, mediated between ethnic groups in the region that have been clashing over livestock-grazing rights and access to water and distributed some of his ample salary to pay school fees and health-care costs for the indigent.

At Samsung's MWC Developer Day today, the company introduced several software development kits with the hope of luring developers to its platforms.

It's just a matter of luring developers who have moved away from Microsoft's development ecosystem to come back.

For IBM, it's also really an attempt to lure more developers to its cloud development tools.

Casper said that he worried that universities would be diverted from basic research by the lure of new development monies from "the marketplace," and that they would shift to "ever greater emphasis on direct usefulness," which might mean "even less funding of and attention to the arts and humanities".

Currently, a chemical lure is under development to replace the hay infusion water to enable its wide and regular use by the community to prevent dengue transmission.