Sentence examples for easy to entice from inspiring English sources

The ground was usually flooded during high tides and local people from one of the poorest communities in Brazil would not be easy to entice down from their stilted homes to clear the land.

Such a resolution would make it easier to entice foreign donations and foreign peacekeepers.

It also tends to be easier to entice customers to use several such products in person.In moving to an online-only model, banks risk losing their most profitable clients while gaining the ones who are most promiscuous in their relationships with banks, reckons Andy Maguire of BCG, a consulting firm.

"I think it's just an area where it hasn't been made easy for women to be able to get into racing and I hope this will open up a bigger opportunity and make it easier to entice more women into racing," Payne told the ABC.

41 Vying for Respect Community colleges are promising huge savings and easy transfers to entice the brightest students.

But with religious conservatism becoming the norm — the starting point — it is easier for extremists to entice young people over the line.

It was surprisingly easy that September day to entice Kenneth away from the other donkeys and into the van.

And it is easy to see why they are struggling to entice new recruits.

Boxes with cartooned characters such as Dr. Seuss and Arthur's Thinking Games aren't enough to entice parents with the promise of easy learning for their kids; the parents want rebates, too.

Consider lower fees, non-binding contracts, easy billing, shorter contracts, perks, personal training sessions and more as ways to entice people to join.

And if stunning roads on their own aren't enough to entice you, traveling around Europe is only getting easier.