There is no scientific basis for these product claims, and use of such a product may lure people into a false sense of security.
"The fact that some of these dot-coms have failed may lure one into a false sense of security," Mr. Hogan said.
He has high hopes that the 40th anniversary of the moon landing may lure critics to take a look at his work.
Not content with street protests, it has formed a party that may lure voters from Mr Abhisit's Democrat Party at a future election.
It may lure defectors from Labour too: Haim Ramon, a Labour man who is a minister in the present coalition cabinet, has joined already.
Almost any new school program initially stirs up excitement among students and may lure talented new teachers, which has a way of spurring academic improvement.
So they may lure you into the dealership with a low price, but then make up for it by giving you a poor deal on your trade-in or on the financing.
Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds now have objective reasons, even if they distrust one another, to avoid the descent into civil war -- and there now exists at least a path to elections that may lure the gunmen into politics.
As a school becomes well known, it may lure parents who are even more ambitious and, perhaps, slightly better off.
This time Mr Maragall, with an eye to their anxieties over language, may lure them to the polls.
When the hotel reopens, it may lure more business to the area, Mr. Burgos said, but it will cater to a very different crowd.
