Sentence examples for Enticing promises from inspiring English sources

And the verbal fanfare on Apple's Web site makes enticing promises: "We are profoundly passionate about music.

Bitcoin advocates, and especially merchants, say one of the currency's most enticing promises is that it could significantly lower payment processing costs.

In spite of the enticing promises of the post-genomic era, the pharmaceutical world is in a state of disarray.

The three-wheeled Elio cyclecar has two exceptionally enticing promises: a highway fuel-economy rating of 84mpg and a $6,800 price tag (both presently hypothetical).

This potential for a move towards a predictive or proactive maintenance and service paradigm is one of the most enticing promises made by modern analytics and data capture technologies, to the manufacturing and servicing industries.

These individual governments rejected the potent combination of enticing promises and subtle (or outright) threats Bismarck used to try to gain their support against the Habsburgs.

The restaurant menu is not only a kind of poésie concrète, as well as an enticing promise of satisfaction, an IOU for pleasurable consumption in the near future; not just, as Barthes himself wrote elsewhere, the "syntax" of a given food "system".

Others were enticed with promises of legitimate work or marched into "comfort stations" at gunpoint.

Some arrive in war zones involuntarily and under false pretenses, enticed by promises of high-paying jobs elsewhere.

Some of the children who were eventually found spoke of being taken by force or of being enticed with promises of food and clothes.

The regimen combines daily injections with a near-starvation diet, and patients, mostly women, are often enticed by promises that they can lose about a pound a day without feeling hungry.