Sentence examples for enticing points from inspiring English sources

The disadvantage is that it hinders the ability to perceive common themes, which in the case of three painters from the same family might have provided useful, even enticing, points of comparison.

Meanwhile, the spread between risky junk and risk-free Treasurys is a hardly enticing 3.2 percentage points, a significant narrowing from the 6.6-point gap a year ago.

It's a great product and its 99 price point is very enticing.

The yield disparity between A-rated corporate bonds and 10-year Treasuries is enticing at better than 400 basis points.

Although the metal bodies are enticing at this relatively low price point, the internals could best be described as a steaming pile of... you know.

Even the real estate isn't as enticing a factor as it was with Sears, Trott points out.

Having paid for his schooling on grants and loans up to that point, the offer of a scholarship was enticing.

Enter a Modern Brooklyn Dollhouse Ibsen Weuld Be Proud Of.

That has meant enticing or drafting just about everybody in town at one point or another to perform major and ancillary tasks.

Long has been good, but Ryan is what Ross needs now: a marquee player to entice fans, help score points (the Dolphins are 30th in scoring this season) and win games in the pass-centric N.F.L. Parcells is gone, and much of the blame for the Dolphins' current state is being laid at his feet.

At several points during its descent, shares of Aegon may have indeed appeared enticing to such bargain hunters.