Sentence examples for alluring increases from inspiring English sources

It's axiomatic among parents that a nightly story makes reading alluring, increases vocabulary, and supports reasoning skills, like the sequencing of events, and cause and effect.

On the contrary, his policy was to make the firm's goods ever more alluring by increasing prices, not reducing them.

Also alluring is the increment to the bank account.

The town has made its chilly winter an alluring product that attracts an increasing amount of tourists (there's snow on the ground for around 180 days per year).

The building could gain another alluring feature.

And the company's growth figures seemed extremely alluring.

A subtle choice of pitch can have a profound effect, and as rarer repertoire than Lully is unearthed and our knowledge about historical instrument making increases, governing performance via historical pitch is increasingly alluring.

STRENGTHS Superhuman potency and attractiveness to the alluring daughter (Michelle Pfeiffer) of his publishing imprint's new owner; increased flexibility of eyebrows; freedom to mark his territory on his business rival's shoes.

The big three, General Motors, Ford Motor and DaimlerChrysler, all reported increases in August, when interest-free financing plans and rebates proved alluring to consumers, some of whom were spending the proceeds of home mortgage refinancing.

While increasing vesting horizons from, say, three to five years may not be as politically alluring to voters as a rant about the level of pay, it will likely have a much greater effect on shareholder value and society.

Alluring even.