Sentence examples for the luring of from inspiring English sources
Reports abound of sweatshops, workers' protests and this year even of officials condoning the luring of children into slavery.
Johnson found a corporate calling, in the luring of companies to inner-city communities, creating commerce and jobs.
Rather than a robbery, Mr. Patten argued, the luring of Mr. Sandy was better described as the crime of larceny by trick.
The luring of globalising companies from across the world who sought to locate in the planet's biggest market was the greatest economic policy success in independent Ireland's history.
So far, the biggest surprise is the luring of Mr. Gorman, a former consultant with McKinsey & Company, who has been Merrill's chief marketing officer.
There have been recent bright spots, including the expansion of a biotech company, and the luring of a large natural foods distributor with 150 jobs and of an offshore wind project promising 800 jobs.
Ah, the lure of the prepared impromptu.
And the lure of its fragrance.
The lure of further migration is strong.
The lure of free publicity is enormous.
