Sentence examples for rather than luring from inspiring English sources

Missouri's secretary of state suggested to Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R) that rather than luring businesses to Texas during his trip to Missouri next week, Perry should use the time to explain to tea party lawmakers why he is seeking Obamacare funding.

But consumers are annoyed rather than lured.

As the recession drags on and storefronts across New York remain empty, commercial landlords are turning to an unlikely new class of tenants: artists, who in flusher times tend to get pushed out rather than lured in.

(The data points from last year include the launch of the New 52, so the company says it's even doing well compared to the initial boost from its revamped titles.) The data seems to back up a claim that Kanalz was making a year ago, that digital sales should expand the audience rather than lure readers away from comic book stores.

Rather than being lured down a protectionist road, Obama could send an important signal to the rest of the world.

But what might have been had he stayed at Leeds rather than being lured by Chelsea into what turned out to be a wrong turn?

They met the bullets of the regime with bare chests, preferring to guard their revolution rather than be lured into the quagmire of violence.

It was the second answer she provided, and she volunteered the information rather than being lured into saying something that perhaps wasn't ready for public consumption.

Do you ask them that question?'" Fey signalled the current generation of female comics were keen to support each other, rather than being lured into competitive scenarios.

It sometimes seems as if cellphone deals were designed to alienate customers rather than to lure them into that sweet garden of inertia.

Capel praised Hansbrough and Griffin for returning this season rather than being lured to the N.B.A., allowing this season's most anticipated one-on-one contest.