Sentence examples for enticing your from inspiring English sources

Enticing your children to eat their vegetables is a sales job.

JC: Given how much of consulting is built on enticing your client to use and acquire a proprietary model or service, what's the intention behind making yours public?

You may discover that a new competitor is enticing your affiliates more, they may think that your resources are not doing the job they should, or maybe your payments haven't been on time.

Another, "Drive up your competitors' costs," became "Entice your competitor into retreat".

(An earlier version was the thoroughly wimpish "Entice your competitor into doing something different").

LINDSEY STIRLING This week's artist could be the role model you've been looking for to entice your kids to stick with their Suzuki lessons.

Fiona Apple and Norah Jones, each a decade or more into their careers, know this problem and the question it implies: How, without calcifying, do you remain the performer who initially enticed your audience?

Flexible work hours, attractive assignments or additional vacation days could entice your best employees to stay.

You'll need to build this back up, both for your own sake, as well as to entice your former partner back to you.

One school might try to entice your child to enroll by offering more help than "needed" in the form of merit or scholarship aid.

They're sort of doing this with the ability to leave notes at venues around the world, which entices your friends to go visit and check-in there so they can unlock the message.