Sentence examples for prize lure from inspiring English sources

Dr. Richard Merkin, chief executive of the Heritage Provider Network, said he would like to see his $3 million prize lure experts in Internet software, as well as nanotechnologists and astrophysicists.

Eric Gonzalez's startup, Ujogo, spices up free games of poker by sharing some of the company's sponsorship and advertising revenue with players in the form of prizes, luring players who want something a little more intense than they'd find at other sites.

Some grocers use free gifts and prizes to lure more WIC shoppers to their stores.

The code bars lenders from paying to use a university's name, team name, colors, logo or mascot for marketing purposes, and prohibits holding sweepstakes or offering prizes to lure students.

Photograph: Ade Kurniawan Rusdy/Sijori Ima Many children take around 10 days off school to prepare and with the overall winning jockey netting a cool $100 prize money, the lure of the cash can prove tempting for parents.

The race has achieved its elite status among marathons by developing relationship with sponsors who provide prize money to lure elite runners who have produced American and world record performances.

Cincinnati finds itself in the awkward position of luring prize recruits after losing two successful coaches, Mark Dantonio to Michigan State and Kelly.

Add to that Telegram, and most recently Line, has been actively trying to encourage developers to build "useful bots", offering cash prizes as a lure.

But Dallas had lots to spend last summer and couldn't lure prized point guard Deron Williams.

Or was the prize intended mainly to lure the artist and drum up publicity for the museum, in tandem with a Rauschenberg exhibition that opened there two weeks ago?

That kind of prize money might not lure in teams who don't already have some resources to throw at the chikungunya problem, Lessler predicts, though it may inspire some new collaborations between groups.