Sentence examples for enticing issues from inspiring English sources

Shigeru Miyamoto, who has apparently eluded his handlers, is dropping information left and right about Nintendo's new console and other enticing issues.

Already the two major candidates have said they can't support the deal as written, meaning it'll be an enticing issue next Tuesday for the moderators to raise.

Although the results of Seymour and colleagues' study are enticing, several issues with the study design will need to be addressed when future investigators examine this issue.

Hexion Specialty Chemicals doesn't offer the prospect of spectacular growth that makes many new issues so enticing.

We hope our readers find this third special issue of enticing and enjoy reading contributions by all authors.

Merchants have long complained that Visa and MasterCard set the interchange rates for credit and debit cards at excessive levels as a way to entice banks to issue their cards.

Options are accounted for differently from straight salary or bonuses, which makes issuing them even more enticing.

Theoretically, it will still be the first page people see, giving them hints of what's inside and enticing them to dive into the issue.

Indeed, when the late Richard Hamilton was persuaded by the dealer to give up teaching in Newcastle in 1966 to make his living by art alone, the cheque Fraser issued to entice him away from his salary bounced.

He said today that he was delegating Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and his national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, to act as his personal representatives, who will cajole, entice and, when necessary, issue the kinds of vague threats that can motivate both sides.

The ASA has launched the crackdown to address "increasing concerns" about the way universities entice students, after the issue was thrust into the spotlight in June, when the University of Reading was forced to withdraw its claim it was in the top 1% of institutions globally.