It's an enticing notion, but not convincing.
This enticing notion relies on idled storage in the batteries of the millions of plug-in hybrid or all-electric automobiles that will be in use in the future.
Still in pie-in-sky mode, there's "vehicle to grid" storage, or "carbitrage". This enticing notion relies on idled storage in the batteries of the millions of plug-in hybrid or all-electric automobiles that will be in use in the future.
Wenk doesn't take that enticing notion anywhere.
With preproduction under way, Mr. Wexler and consultants met with major brands, enticing them with the notion of free on-screen placement in exchange for promoting the film upon its release.
Jeremy and Max are aware of the inequity and unfairness of their situations, and each is enticed by the notion of holding back, of allowing a small, relatively undisturbed world a few more years of peace.
"I thought, 'Oh, there's going to be a Kinder balloon!' " But Mr. Aggugini was enticed by the notion of creating something affordable that still felt like a runway collection — draped dresses in washed silk paired with a tailored military or leather jacket, for example — especially for shoppers who may have never heard of him.
However, these spinning tools are equally available to academics who may be enticed with the notion of repurposing already published content as a way of increasing research output.
Chipotle's notion of "values integration" — enticing customers by promoting certain values rather than by featuring a specific product — is reminiscent of Kraft's approach, though Chipotle's message is more specific and more directly related to what it sells.
Subversively, Jeremiah is given "Uhmerkin" roots, the half-arsed notion of searching for them originally enticing him to the US from "Skallin".
The lifestyle you can afford: Sure, after working in a conservative environment for several years, perhaps the notion of working for an entrepreneurial, driven startup sounds enticing.
