Sentence examples for it would entice from inspiring English sources

It would entice many students who are insecure in their own abilities into advanced careers.

It would entice people who are afraid of being in the cast of "Nothing's Private Anymore" to sign up, knowing that they can hide at any given time.

The payments would help subsidize a new government health plan for low-income people, and some economists believe it would entice workers away from their employer-sponsored coverage.

He said he hoped it would entice people to learn more about World War II, PT boats or the Kennedy family.

Legislators decided to use the tax deduction because they thought it would entice people to start saving, said Paul D. Tonko, a Democratic Assemblyman who represents Amsterdam, near Schenectady, and who is the original sponsor of the plan.

But if Manischewitz develops a non-Jewish base, I assumed, it would entice bigger companies — like Kraft or Sara Lee — to utilize their existing resources and enter the market themselves.

This would work for avid readers who don't want to outlay $359 up front for the device plus it'd entice people like me to get into a Kindle for dirt cheap, load up on books for the first year, and then spend the next year or two reading them.

The smartphone pioneer BlackBerry will stop making its Classic model, the company said on Tuesday, some 18 months after launching the device it had hoped would entice users who prefer a physical, rather than touchscreen, keyboard.

(And it is likely that our unilateral cuts would entice Moscow, which has been retiring its systems at a fast clip in recent years, to follow suit).

Elliott said he doubted that the graphics of the 3DS would entice him to buy it, since that would mean yet another gadget to carry around.

It's not hard to understand what would entice the New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players to stage "Utopia, Limited," the penultimate collaboration between their namesake librettist and composer.