Sentence examples for which may lure from inspiring English sources

Euplokamis tentilla have three types of movement that are used in capturing prey: they may flick out very quickly (in 40 to 60 milliseconds); they can wriggle, which may lure prey by behaving like small planktonic worms; and they coil round prey.

In this job, you may meet some shady characters which may lure you into situations that are not safe.

He may help dispel the image of the CBS Evening News as a liberal bastion by keeping the show in the Walter Cronkite tradition of objectivity, which may help lure some new viewers.

This may help persuade poor countries to commit voluntarily to targets in future, which in turn may lure America back to the table.The last option, of course, is that Mr Bush surprises everybody and comes up with a credible set of proposals that revives the Kyoto negotiations, either by the Bonn meeting, or more likely some time thereafter.

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.

Facebook changed its algorithms which contributed to ZYNGA's revenue slide, and ZYNGA in turn may lure Facebook users -- along with their revenue -- to other platforms.

The process may lure drivers into what psychologists call cognitive capture, in which people do not move on to the next task until the first one is done -- even if they are driving at the time.

Mr Osborne's focus is slimming the state, Mr Hilton's is decentralising it, which may need cash to lure in "social entrepreneurs" (see article) and local volunteers.

Mr. Baumann said he hopes it may lure them into the galleries, too.

Software designed to make physicists more efficient may lure students into focusing on the wrong aspects of scientific problems.

The U.S. soccer league may lure more overseas stars if Beckham sparks new revenue growth.