Sentence examples for enticing prospects from inspiring English sources

The decline opened up enticing prospects for Europe's great powers, which expected to annex strategically important territories.

It's only a bend in the river, but the former painter Orhan Pamuk offers such enticing prospects when he writes about the visual arts that I couldn't help stopping for a moment to reflect on the view.

Honduras, though, would take a draw now, with the matches against Ecuador, the least formidable of the South American contenders, and against the Swiss in sweltering Manaus offering more enticing prospects.

Like the Ajax side of the mid-1990s that captured the imagination of a continent with a young, attacking team, before ultimately losing all its key players after winning the European Cup in 1995, this Dortmund team looks helpless to the vultures of larger clubs with bigger budgets and more enticing prospects.

Other enticing prospects lie with commercial finance companies that aren't oversensitive to interest rate changes such as Heller and CIT, both of them very cheap.

Of course, commercial cinema hasn't evaporated, and is still a lucrative, enticing prospect.

Lunch with Jay McInerney, it has to be said, is a more than usually enticing prospect.

But alas, that enticing prospect conflicted with a Marlboro concert offering cantatas, as the Saturday concert here also did.

Schedule-obliterating sport events, and the unreliable but still enticing prospect of spending evenings outside in the warm, have proven tough competition.

Yet there is no mistaking that the recent string of unexpected primary victories by Tea Party-supported upstarts over party-backed Republican regulars is only adding to the increasingly enticing prospect of running for the White House on the Republican ticket.

But the alternative is an enticing prospect.