Sentence examples for made to entice from inspiring English sources

They wonder whether the results can live up to the hyperbolic promises made to entice them into deals.

But she said: "I have no faith in Washington, D.C., to deliver on promises being made to entice states into making these changes.

What's entrancing - apart from the vibrant saffrons and vermillions, the sinuous dances and flutings, made to entice English ears and eyes - is the visual conjuring up of the play's heady confusion.

It will be interesting to see if shopping increases in popularity after the efforts Amazon made to entice people to combine a Prime subscription with an Alexa-enabled device during their recent Prime Day sale.

All of these enhancements are made to entice you to do a little bit more in Google+, as the company doesn't really expect you to jump ship from one network to another.

And these illustrations are just the face of deeper changes made to entice more women to play.

Last-minute changes to the Republican-led tax overhaul seem to be tailor-made to entice support from California GOP lawmakers, several of whom voted against a previous version passed in the House last month.

Continuing France's distinctive contribution to Middle Eastern peace diplomacy, he made efforts to entice Syria into negotiations with Israel by sending Prime Minister Fillon and Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner on successive visits to Damascus in 2010.

Barb Schwarz, who founded the association about five years ago, says houses not staged are on the market an average of six weeks as against less than a week for those that have been made to appear more enticing.

Would you make commercials to entice people to sign up for the military, where they could possibly die?

"It makes sense to entice the Castro regime to be more open with a carrot-and-stick approach," Arcos said.