Sentence examples similar to lure of knowledge from inspiring English sources
Like others, it is trying to change the system from being a mere means of distributing messages to becoming a lure that brings together seekers of knowledge and collaborators.
Hardly a world-shattering piece of knowledge, but then, Heat magazine lures several million readers with much less.
The Immigration Act of 1990, passed partly to lure scientists with knowledge of nuclear weapons away from the crumbling Soviet Union, has had a dramatic impact on the U.S. job market, the foundation concluded.
This more global, problem- or operation-related type of knowledge can be used to quickly reject lures if they violate the parity rule (see also [ 16, 18]).
The large states — France, Germany, Italy — are falling into relative decline behind quick-paced Americans and Asians who are thrust into the future not only by business competition, but also by the lure of the new opportunities created by the knowledge economy.
Theory of knowledge (TOK).
The lure of selling is made all the greater by the knowledge that other central banks are overloaded with dollars too.
He said such knowledge resulted from considerable money and effort, which would not be expended without the lure of a commercial payoff.
