Sentence examples for enticing compensation from inspiring English sources
Although some are simply drawn by enticing compensation -- up to $7,000 for each monthlong rotation -- most role players say they are eager to help American forces bring peace and stability to their homeland.
And the immigration bill is certain to include some enticing compensation: for the tech sector, more visas to attract educated specialists; for the agriculture sector, an expanded program of temporary labor, which the Chamber of Commerce is negotiating with the A.F.L.-C.I.O.
Earlier that week, Ohio State made headlines by hiring Urban Meyer, the former coach at Florida, enticing him with a compensation package that included a base salary of $4 million per year, a country club membership, a $12,000 automobile stipend and the use of a private jet.
Congressional Republicans were certainly satisfied with themselves after passing the 1862 Emancipation Act: they had leveraged the power of government to end the scourge of slavery, and achieved it so cleverly that the phantom hope for compensation might entice slaveholding states to remain within the Union.
They offered up to $800 in compensation to entice volunteers but failed to get enough takers.
Charges should be coordinated internationally, and developing countries may need compensation to entice their participation in these charging regimes.
In most cases of overbooking, the agent asks for volunteers and then starts offering various levels of compensation to entice people to volunteer.
That prospect sounds enticing.
Paella Valenciana looked enticing.
