Sentence examples for enticing ability from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the enticing ability to control one's own image probably accounts for the popularity of photo-sharing websites such as Instagram, where you're much less likely to get tagged in a triple-chinned mugshot than you are on Facebook, a site notorious for having removed entirely whatever remnants of consent or ownership you had over your own mug, pre-internet.

Other are enticed by the ability to provide financing for strapped companies that can't get credit from traditional lenders.

He added that consumers will be enticed by the ability to automate systems in the IoT in a way that's user-friendly for the average consumer.

Even if advertisers are enticed by the ability to make large ad buys across the network that are more favorable than AdSense, most individual bloggers still won't be seeing much income from their ads.

They say the classes, often survey courses covering a lot of broad ground in a short period of time, restrict teacher creativity and the ability to probe enticing themes, while increasing stress on students.

It has shown the ability to devise enticing prototypes and pilots, including free municipal Wi-Fi, affordable fiber to the home, seamless wireless access, and even remote connectivity via weather balloons.

Its low fees are enticing and giving each florist the ability to sell their own unique artistry is great for talented florists.

Eliminating the "human" element of music creates a completely new outlet for creative input from artists for musicians, enticing a sense of mystery and the ability to build or withdraw meaning.

The new collective bargaining agreement has blunted their advantage, limiting their ability to spend on amateur talent and enticing them, so far, to be disciplined about payroll.

This may sound enticing, but there is also less autonomy and the ability to determine your own destiny.

The ability to connect to other cities is also enticing.