Sentence examples for make it more alluring from inspiring English sources

LAST week Commerzbank, Germany's fourth-biggest bank and a perennial target of takeover rumours, announced a €2.3 billion ($2.7 billion) write-off intended to make it more alluring as both investment and merger partner.

My love for this beer harks back to my school days abroad, when I didn't know a Flemish sour ale from a Coors Light, and friends have suggested that my almost irrational attachment to Pelforth has much to do with its link to fond memories of youth, or simply that its unavailability makes it more alluring.

MySpace has a seedier reputation than its rival Facebook, but that only makes it more alluring.

It renders the item forbidden fruit, making it more alluring to young people.

In Willie-Jay his vanity had found support, his sensibility shelter, and the four-month exile from this high-carat appreciation had made it more alluring than any dream of buried gold.

Many international executives also quietly admit that Colombo's colonial architecture, excellent seafood restaurants and proximity to miles of sandy beaches make it a more alluring business travel destination than India's outsourcing centers.

Rub catnip on the post to make it even more alluring.

But what made it even more alluring is that inside its gnarly, massive trunk is a bar complete with sound system, wine cellar and dart board.

Locals, meanwhile, complained about the smell of urine that wafted over the staircase and speculated that the rail's years-long closure made it a more alluring target for crime.

If what you want is a guy who isn't interested in a long-term relationship, just find a man whose profile says so! Make a personal profile that is honest but still leaves some mystery to make you more alluring.

On top of this, Inspire being free will also make it that much more alluring and easy to use compared to other platforms that might require payments.