Sentence examples for by enticement from inspiring English sources
If compensation becomes payment, appropriate consent may be undermined by enticement.
He said it was nonsense to encourage healthy eating habits and introduce compulsory cookery lessons if children were lured by the enticements of fast-food shops.
He said those who were not lured by those enticements would face large tariffs.
Restaurants are significantly emptier at dinner, reservations easy to come by, with enticements to bring your own wine with no charge for corkage.
The structures and norms of our society are designed to ensure the survival of our economy and have cast us in the roles of producers and consumers, ceaselessly barraged by commercial enticements to stimulate and indulge our desires.
In these appeals we can discern an assumption that divergent national interests leave either Moscow or Beijing susceptible to enticement by the U.S. and its ally in Tokyo.
American officials said there was no agreement on what was once a central enticement offered by the United States: a swap of five Taliban prisoners held in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, for the sole American soldier known to be held by the Taliban, Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl.
In the preface to the book, Villas states that vegetarians and those that do not eat pork for religious reasons are "haunted instinctively by the sensuous, irresistible enticement".
But for some retirees, a winter in the Northeast -- with the sun glinting off icicles and the romantic stillness of a world engulfed by snow -- is an enticement to stay put.
Even more, the program was structured to undercut the practice of offsets -- lucrative investment packages offered by military contractors as an enticement to countries buying military equipment.
