Sentence examples for lure either from inspiring English sources

It is also not possible to profitably lure either myopes or sophisticates to nonexploitative firms.

The redevelopment strategy that advocated for the transformation of the urban crisis into a promising post-industrial experiment had to acknowledge that reviving Detroit's manufacturing base was unrealistic, and that the formerly prioritised physical upgrading of the built environment would not lure either jobs or residents back.

Polar bears also show up, lured either by the smell of dog food or by food Ladoon puts out for them (he has previously both denied and acknowledged feeding the bears, which is illegal).

Lots of ambitious young people still leave for São Paulo, lured either by job or fundraising prospects.

For all his literal and metaphorical flatulence, Carlyle was a man of extraordinary integrity who refused to be seduced by the lure of either fame or fortune (doubly admirable given that he was over 40 before The French Revolution gave him an inkling of either).

Lures were either females or males.

Distractors or "lures" are either words from list B, share semantic categories with the target words, or sound alike.

Although different types and colours of artificial lures are commercially available there is a paucity of information available on the effects of either lure design or lure colour on resulting catches.

TalkTalk is hoping that the low cost YouView proposition will be enticing enough to either lure customers from the more expensive pay services of BSkyB and Virgin, or attract Freeview users "looking for a little bit extra".

The 26-year-old is thought to be keen on a return to Europe with the Blues considered favourites to secure his signature before the deadline on February 1. Sporting Lisbon and Benfica are the other clubs hoping to wrap up a deal but the riches of English football are likely to lure him to either Stamford Bridge or Anfield.

And the most enticing reason to be here in mid-January, the drastic citywide sconti, or sales, that make designer clothes cost little more than those at a J.C. Penney, probably don't lure movie stars either, as movie stars are generally in the habit of getting clothes at the better-than-sale price of free.