Sentence examples for much inducement from inspiring English sources

There is not much inducement to the average bootlegger to sell good stuff.

It was only after much inducement that he tore the paper open to reveal a mock front page that showed him posing with Elaine Kaufman, his longtime boss, beneath a headline that read, "Last Call: Drinkers Weep as Tommy Leaves Elaine's".

Reidling didn't need much inducement or coaching: He has been friendly with Daly since their school days in Costa Mesa and was enough of a Big Drill Car fan to know most of the songs before he joined.

And that's where "Hostages" will stand or fall: If we don't care about the people in the title group, there's not much inducement to continue watching beyond week 2 or 3.

It's a whole lot fairer to lower-income people and offers a much greater inducement for uninsured people to become insured.

Much greater inducements, like sanctions relief and ultimate acceptance of Iran's right to make low-enrichment uranium, would be available further down the road in return for further Iranian concessions, and this "grand bargain" would be spelled out more clearly.

It offers a single Advanced Placement course, down from four three years back — not much of an inducement to good students.

And school officials say privately that the district's low test scores are not much of an inducement for students to enroll here illegally.

It begins with "a body full of liquor with a cocaine kicker" and ends with "you and me/Making love like gorillas". Anyone who has spent any amount of time watching Animal Planet would not find this much of an inducement, but hear him out: "Gorilla," for all its awfulness, is just the sort of image shifter Mars needs.

The insurers, Mr. Kreidler said, spend "too much money on inducements to get business and focus too little on real market competition".

"Today we see that the former militant leaders are given so much money and inducements but in the communities people are still drinking from polluted waters, oil spills are not cleaned up and we don't have modern amenities - no good education facilities and no health care system," he said.