Sentence examples for may entice the from inspiring English sources

These discoveries, in turn, may entice the drug makers to reinvest in psychiatric drug development.

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.

The move is likely to intensify and spread to other sectors including resources, infrastructure and high tech, Jen said, as low valuations after a global equity market rout may entice the funds.

That may entice the company to hire you when it would be cheaper to go without.

Augustine's goal is not so much to understand the Trinity and communicate this to others, but rather to say some things that will deliver a small shred of understanding, which may entice the reader to pursue the experience of God (434 7 [XV.6.50-1]).

In recent months wage growth has picked up a bit; that may entice those out of the labour force to compete for jobs, thus pushing down wages again.But if people outside of the labour force are very unlikely to rejoin it then the outlook for wages is better.

However, it could impact the web conferencing space, too, as it may entice those who use often use the free or low-cost versions of online meeting software applications for more casual chats to use Skype instead.

Offerings do not exclude men, with high-end shaving supplies, like designer razors and Eshave products, which at $19 for a three- to six-month supply of shaving cream may entice even the most pragmatic of shavers.

The result may entice NBC to carry the next America's Cup, which will take place wherever Larry Ellison, the billionaire behind Oracle, decides to stage it.

While it may seem like the urine should be cleaned up at this point, there are still traces in the carpet that may entice your pet to use the same spot again.

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.