Sentence examples for luring funds from inspiring English sources

More early-stage companies are luring funds as well.

All the while, Pääbo became adept at recruiting researchers, luring funding, generating publicity, and finding ancient bones.

So, high interest rates, ineffective against inflation, lured funds — "hot money" — that overvalued the krona.

They are intended to bolster investment in areas that might otherwise lack interest by offering tax breaks to lure funding for start-ups, housing developments and other economic activity.

He turned the 50-story structure into a hot property, luring hedge funds and private equity firms as tenants and commanding some of the highest rents — more than $150 per square foot — in the United States.

Case in point: Representative David Simpson, a freshman Republican of Longview, says he was "called into the principal's office" to discuss his string of tirades against Mr. Perry's pet job-luring funds, which Mr. Simpson calls unseemly corporate welfare.

And it's not a zero sum game; films with an agenda are luring new funding to the space.

The rewards to their managers tend to be higher than to the managers of mutual funds, thus luring away talented mutual-fund managers to hedge funds.

In the 1980s and 1990s the cult of equity lured many funds into a heavy stockmarket weighting.

Gibraltar, the British self-governed territory south of Spain, is now working to lure hedge funds, private equity and other investors in Brazil and Latin America to expand to its shores.

The SEC says the brokerages lure the funds by loading in investors via "capital introduction" parties, recommended lists and other ruses.