Sentence examples for lured support from from inspiring English sources

While Trump dealt with questions about the Lewandowski charges, Cruz lured support from some of the state's most influential voices.

Concentrating on the "just about managing" is a possible way for the Tories to lure support from Ukip and to go fishing for voters who used to back Labour, but won't buy Jeremy Corbyn and his "21st-century socialism".

Despite how skillfully Harman has used her influence to lure support from her grassroots opponent, Winograd has come back fighting.

Tension among Shiite political leaders — most notably from the military operations that Mr. Maliki has ordered against the cleric and political power broker Moktada al-Sadr — may offer Dr. Jaafari the chance to lure support away from Mr. Maliki.

"Isis has emerged as an organised, powerful and barbaric group which has developed the ability to lure support among extremists from across the globe".

Probably his most serious error was his failure to lure more support from Mr. Cardenas, who opposes the PRI from the left.

It has lined up with the counter-extremisim group Inspire, which has launched the #makingastand campaign to prevent young Muslim women from being lured into supporting Isis.

Virus experts have been heading to Galveston for a decade now, lured by unusually generous financial support from the medical school, the prospect of collaborating with renowned colleagues and the proximity to Central and South America, where much of their field work is done.

Reformers want to hold out the bait of a drug benefit to lure political support.

Penney's Self-Inflicted Problem  |  With the apparent support of William A. Ackman, J.C. Penney lured Martha Stewart away from Macy's, inciting a contract dispute.

The ruralistas also lured lawmakers from the Brazilian Democratic Movement Party, a pillar of Ms. Rousseff's coalition, to support the Forest Code.