Sentence examples for intended to entice from inspiring English sources

Blackstone's increase is intended to entice the arbitrageurs by offering them a quick profit on their shares.

The free clips, with a Pathe watermark, are intended to entice the visitor to license and download higher-quality versions.

He also disclosed proposed incentive programs intended to entice reservists to continue to serve after their current commitments expire.

Such "experiential marketing" is intended to entice consumers to experience products or brands tangibly rather than bombard them with pitches.

"The West Brom has never intended to entice savers to go above the scheme's compensation limit," it said.

"It clearly increases foot traffic in the mall, and it's intended to entice spectators to engage in various forms of expenditure".

Later this year, Appreciating Assets intends to entice Russian investors to buy Spanish properties at knock-down prices that the Irish and British are keen to sell.

The pendulum is swinging the other direction after last year's move toward simplicity, with the iPhone SE and minimalist MacBook; Apple intends to entice "pro" users who may have been tempted by the highly capable Surface Book.

I turn research papers, normally dense and impenetrable, into write-ups intended to interest and entice educated lay readers--specifically, science journalists.

Nimoy had not intended to have a role in The Motion Pictures sequel, but was enticed back on the promise that his character would be given a dramatic death scene.

The best ones are so compulsively distracting that they entice the reader on a chase that takes him ever further away from the entry he intended to consult.