This year's mid-term elections may entice out a third of the electorate a smaller share than voted in Baghdad or Gaza.
Per the NBA's tampering policy, "no player, coach or management person may entice or induce a player under contract with another team to play for his team". This was exactly the case when AEW Vice President Matt Jackson enticed The Revival with the possibility of a dream match while Scott Dawson and Dash Wilder were still under contract with WWE.
Or a developer could show highly engaged players who just aren't spending (because they – like everybody else – are probably tired of free-to-play schemes) a free gift that may entice them to spend a bit more later.
For example, "Farmed!" in big bold colorful letters may entice us to buy a bag of frozen shrimp but what it really means is that those shrimp spent their short lives being pumped full of hormones to survive all of the toxins in their man-made, feces-ridden "farm".
While a lucrative bid may entice the exchange's board to accept an offer, many of the exchange's 93 members, which collectively own the bourse, could still voice opposition.
What many of us object to is being coerced into enrolling in a private insurance plan or H.M.O. that has all the cards stacked in its favor: to wit, a plan may entice you with its "formulary" (the list of drugs it covers) and later change that list at will, including dropping the drug you need, or increasing its price.
However, the "attractive" pricing may entice overseas refineries to make a special run of this California-specific gas, as they have previously, Montgomery said.
Double £130, family room £185 The Old Court Temple Cloud, Bristol BS39 5DA 01761 4511 01 Here is a place that may entice older children.
The Jesus-centered musicals may entice some congregations to give Broadway a try, yet they may also turn off Jews, a more reliable segment of ticket buyers, with their climactic crucifixions, according to several Broadway group-sales agents.
