Sentence examples for luring inward from inspiring English sources
In umpteen meetings with "civil society" around the world, she has led by example.Also new is an emphasis on "economic statecraft", an attempt to co-ordinate everything from pushing China on its exchange rate, to promoting free trade, to defending intellectual property, to luring inward investment and helping American firms find markets and opportunities overseas.
In 2004, Merseyside lured 20 inward investment projects valued at £45.5m, nearly four times more than in 1999.
The counterculture of the 1960s, like the commodity culture, lured adherents inward.
Due for release later this year, it is expected to be a hit.Last year, Britain lured £268m of inward investment into the film industry, up by 16% on 2001; and 19 foreign films were made in the country.
According to William Frey, a demographer at the University of Michigan, a "new Sunbelt" has emerged, one that relies on the opportunities of high technology to lure young professionals inward from the east and west coasts.
"Magnetic energies luring people".
Luring Chinese Scientists Back Home.
The activity lures violence.
