Sentence examples for lure much from inspiring English sources

Many other countries, including the neighboring Dominican Republic, have granted this sort of franchise to lure much needed human and financial resources.

It's not the first time that Congress has created tax incentives to attract investors to neighborhoods with high poverty, but Rebecca Lester at Stanford Graduate School of Business says this program could lure much more money than earlier efforts.

Mr. Whitesides predicted that the spectacle of the rich and famous being rocketed into space will lure much needed work here, and Virgin is looking at building a luxury hotel nearby.

But we are talking about what happens when people in positions of power — mentors, priests, employers or simply those assigned an elevated status — use their power to lure much younger people into sexual and (in the case of Salinger) emotional relationships.

"The mines bring people here". Because of its isolation — Salt Lake City, the closest big city, is 230 miles of scrub brush away — Elko has struggled to lure much else.

A Ramos aide said that Sinclair pleaded for help, warning that the fiasco could harm government efforts to lure much-needed foreign investment.

Debbe Morningstar, years ago, had followed her sister, who eventually lured much of the family up from their homes in Downey and Corona.

Harry himself is the lure, as much as his flamboyant canvases of wildlife, wild places, and the vivid people who populate southern Montana.

President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe periodically commandeers planes from the national airline that should be shuttling paying passengers.All of which helps explain why the region has failed as yet to lure in much foreign direct investment, beyond mining and farming.

The bigger problem for Rubio is that Bush, as the older, longer established player, threatens to lure away much of the support, talent and money in Florida that Rubio could otherwise have taken for granted.

Every company wants to be a platform play from startups to big corporations like IBM, but it takes patience and a quality offering to lure developers — much easier said than done.