Sentence examples for enticement to keep from inspiring English sources

The prospect of Internet stock as a currency, also offered Staples.com an enticement to keep its key employees from leaving for start-ups.

Medicare had been paying 14% more to these insurance companies, ostensibly as an enticement to keep them in the program.

For wireless carriers, an already competitive landscape and the impending shift to portable numbers have yielded enticements to keep customers, or to lure them away.

State and city officials in New York are also negotiating with Depository Trust over enticements to keep the company's main offices at 55 Water Street, where its lease expires in 2012.

Other witnesses allegedly received a further three million euros worth of enticements to keep quiet, including girls who were plied with gifts, put up in apartments and had their rent paid for as well as receiving a living allowance.

Its warehouse now provides enough detail to suggest enticements to keep them on board.

But the randy "computer wizard," like everything else in this poem, is partly a stratagem to keep us on the hook, a preview of coming attractions, an enticement — to her readers, to Tanning herself — to tune in next week.

Joe Brancatelli, who runs the business travel membership Web site Joesentme.com, agrees that the incentives are remarkable right now, providing opportunity for business travelers to "edit their wallets" and decide which cards to keep for travel and which may be good ones to acquire, given the lavish enticements.

But while child-labor opponents seek to keep teenagers away from hazardous machinery, the Amish have an additional goal: to keep those teenagers busy with gainful work and away from hazardous enticements.

In trying to understand the unrelenting American effort to keep alive talks between Israel and the Palestinians — this last week produced the image of the Obama administration chasing the Israeli government with an enticement of more fighter jets — it is worth standing in General Dayton's boots for a moment.

Ireland openly uses this exemption as an enticement to outsiders.