Sentence examples for lured into taking from inspiring English sources

It is shocking that she was lured into taking on a secured loan as well.

Clearly, some borrowers were lured into taking out complex, expensive loans they didn't understand — a process facilitated by Bush-era federal regulators, who both failed to curb abusive lending and prevented states from taking action on their own.

"Credit was so cheap and plentiful until the credit crunch that people were lured into taking more loans, maxing out their credit cards and taking out higher mortgages than they should," he says.

This article describes the growing movement to demand debt forgiveness for the many, many young people who were lured into taking on student debt by rip-off for-profit colleges, like Corinthian and others, who delivered a bad education and then went bankrupt, leaving their students with a lousy education and bad employment prospects but with a large burden of student debt.

You've successfully lured progressives into taking responsibility for a status quo that most of the population, at some level or another, despises.

The other was a gift card swindle, which lured users into taking a survey, in many cases on a spoofed Web site, and answering questions about their salary, debt levels, marital status and health history.

Fergus feels responsible for his death, partly because he lured Frankie into taking the lucrative work (£10,000 a month), but more important because he's told that it was their lifelong friendship that persuaded the honest, easygoing Frankie to take the job.

Some blamed the banks for luring them into taking the risks.

Perhaps he's hoping he'll lure Warner into taking a swing.

You've got to get out there and so I try to lure them into taking a fight against me.

Hillman also wants his pitchers to challenge batters, not lure them into taking bad swings by throwing around the corners of the plate.