Sentence examples for compelling lure from inspiring English sources

Given this reality, team volunteer grants are a compelling lure for employee volunteering.

But that venture, as did other intermittent career shifts, ended when he answered the compelling lure of the drums.

Now what's compelling is the lure of the wilderness.

But the Schaper & Brümmer findings were compelling enough to lure GlaxoSmithKline, the pharmaceutical giant, into a partnership with the German firm; Glaxo recently acquired the rights to market RemiFemin as a dietary supplement in the United States and is now waging a promotional blitz, complete with a national television ad campaign.

Are XP's features compelling enough to lure people with year-old Windows ME systems to trade up?

The party needs a compelling issue to lure its voters to the polls next November.

Privately held Irvine Co. said it would work with the city of Irvine, a master-planned community developed by the company, to "submit a responsive and compelling proposal to lure Amazon's second headquarters". "We are uniquely qualified to meet Amazon's needs," Irvine Co. Chairman Donald Bren said in a statement.

The company, alongside other Asian chat apps like Line, is going great guns at home, but in the U.S. market it is coming up against the likes of Facebook Messenger, Snapchat and Kik, and struggling to offer a compelling differentiator that lures users from these other, more locally incumbent apps.

Under its compelling influence, we are lured into feeling that these various lives, marked by vacuity and frustration, are in some way destined to end at the point of a gun — that the murderer and his victims coexist on a continuum of despair.

But the package is hardly compelling because its strongest draw — the lure of better fuel economy — is undermined by the extra $1,000 that it costs.

Rovelli has a rare knack for conveying the top line of scientific theories in clear and compelling terms without succumbing to the lure of elaborate footnotes.