Sentence examples for lured increasing from inspiring English sources

Rapid expansion of Malayan tin mining after 1850 lured increasing numbers of Minangkabau as miners or as petty merchants.

CARTAGENA, Colombia — The history, tropical charm and improved security of this exotic Spanish colonial city, so in vogue with conventioneers and cruise ship passengers, has been luring increasing numbers of foreigners interested in real estate.

It has also lured an increasing number of small sellers to list their own products on Amazon.com, and takes around a 15percentt cut of each sale.

China, which proposed the idea last year, has been luring an increasing amount of foreign trade and investment away from Southeast Asia as it prepares to join the World Trade Organization.

With China luring an increasing amount of investment and trade away from Southeast Asia, Singapore has been anxiously seeking more far-reaching economic ties.

Thanks to the abundance of striped bass and flat systems (long stretches of shallow water), the South Fork is luring an increasing number of anglers eager to try flats fishing.

More than half the observed fish visited the lure, and lure presentations increased the probability of census for 76% of the 58 observed taxa.

Continued attack while the tank is luring will increase the risk of a target change, which might end up killing the DPS or worst, healers.

Lured by the increasing tourist traffic, investors opened eight golf courses in Sanya, many of them with luxurious clubhouses catering to rich Chinese.

There is also the lure of increasing financial innovation, which they say is least likely to occur when there is more regulation.

Before moving on to the lure, try increasing the distance between you and the bird when asking them to come to the glove.