Sentence examples for it might entice from inspiring English sources

You've got to add your name to the list of responders, where it might entice other ambivalent invitees; that's all too hard to contemplate.

Now that Giambi has inquired about Torre's contract, it might entice George Steinbrenner, the Yankees' principal owner, to finally announce it publicly.

A European diplomat expressed concern that the efforts to negotiate a cease-fire — rebuffed so far by the rebels and government loyalists — could have a potential "demobilization effect" among some of the militaries now involved, because it might entice some countries to slow down the assault.

The service is free, as the company expects it might entice users to try out the company's other mobile testing products.

Is it lacking in items that might entice your husband into it more often?

Mike Jones, founder and chief executive of Santa Monica incubator Science, said Google's proximity to existing start-ups in L.A. might entice it to go on a buying spree.

The ability to catch those possible customers early on and follow them all the way to the final buying process is something that might entice advertisers, but it still has to ensure it has the advertising products to back it up.

The Omni's form-factor is reminiscent of a Nintendo DS, but it packs oodles of extras that might entice you to hold off on making a mobile phone purchase in the coming months.

As Pinterest continues to ramp up the parts of its business that generate revenues (namely advertising), it's also expanding the free features that might entice users and brands to linger around for longer and engage more on it's image-based social network for sharing ideas.

And finally, after washouts for two years, we have had a decent summer that might entice us to eat it.

Congressional Republicans were certainly satisfied with themselves after passing the 1862 Emancipation Act: they had leveraged the power of government to end the scourge of slavery, and achieved it so cleverly that the phantom hope for compensation might entice slaveholding states to remain within the Union.