Sentence examples for entice enough from inspiring English sources

But despite the biggest and most divisive advertising campaign in Hungarian history, Orbán failed to entice enough voters to the ballot box.

While Air Products says it believes it can entice enough Airgas shareholders — the latter's stock has fallen about 5 percent in the last six months — it must win over the company's biggest stakeholder: Mr. McCausland, who founded Airgas in 1982 and owns about a 10 percent stake.

While Air Products believes it can entice enough Airgas shareholders — the latter's stock has fallen about 5 percent in the last six months — it must win over the company's biggest stakeholder: Mr. McCausland, who founded Airgas' in 1982 and owns about a 10 percent stake.

"Can a couple of bachelors over 60 argue in print about sexual matters & public policy & entice enough readers to earn a million dollars for charity?" asked Bill Reel, a Catholic writer for the "News" in a column headed "THE BOOK'S A KOCHAMAMIE IDEA".

March 24: Cummins fires 127 workers when voluntary layoff fails to entice enough to leave.

Sure, it's still a long shot that Samsung can entice enough people to buy one of its phones to power the $99 Gear VR, but a commercial like this is going to help get kids of all ages (my adult friends basically) to start asking for it as a Holiday gift now.

The hope is that these will prove enticing enough, whatever the cost.

Executives said those audience sizes are enticing enough for marketers to open their checkbooks.

Even increasing the daily pay rate to $90 wasn't enticing enough prospects.

If the firm's new product is enticing enough, it could validate a whole category of technology.

But BYD is enticing enough for Warren Buffett to have invested $230m for a 10% stake in the Chinese firm.