Sentence examples for making it more tempting from inspiring English sources

Overall, the shifts in subscription plans will make it easier for new users to understand their options for upgrades, while also making it more tempting to do so – as you'll now get more for your money on the new paid tiers.

Although the yacht does make it more tempting.

Crowds make it more so, as novice climbers are tempted by its fame.This awesome mountain was a hugely important place in Ulrich Inderbinen's life.

If Japan's Big Bang manages to inject more competition into the financial-services industry and make it more transparent, the products on offer should become more tempting.

They were tempted to make it more appealing by turning to camp for comedy.

Don't be tempted to skip things to get through the chapters quicker, rather spread a long chapter out over two nights to make it more manageable.

It just has to be good enough to make Prime more tempting.

The problem is that in too many of these cases the lives of few, if any, American military personnel are seriously at risk, thus making it easier and more tempting for gung-ho U.S. political leaders to launch such attacks... and for the U.S. public to back them and start waving around Ol' Glory.

Skipping meals is likely to trigger the starvation response (see above), as well as making binge eating more tempting.

That makes deals more tempting.

Typically at eye level, were the premium brands, which made them more tempting.