Sentence examples for offer to induce from inspiring English sources

"Tariff relief is the only instrument we can offer to induce buyers back into the Pakistani market," said a high-ranking government official.

The video will only be available in the stadium, providing the fans the kind of extras the league believes it must offer to induce fans to attend games.

Revolutions are an expensive business, it said, going on to make claims about how money was on offer to induce people to take part in protests.

They also agreed that financial and other incentives, like lenient treatment, should be offered to induce cooperation from wary Iraqi scientists and military officers.

The article also contained allegations by Adams that she had received various offers to induce her son to go to Texas, although it made clear that she did not believe that anyone associated with the university was responsible for any misconduct.

No solution has been offered to induce long-term skin allograft survival in burn patients.

Incentives will be offered to induce high participation and retention rates, but participation will be at the discretion of the beneficiary.

Rather, it is an attempt to mislead the customer through an alluring but insincere offer (the bait) in order to induce him to purchase a separate product (the switch) that usually generates a higher profit margin for the retailer and costs the consumer more.

It could take more than Twitter has to offer to to induce him to leave.

In Florida, after Hurricane Andrew, which struck in 1992, it became so difficult to get insurance against wind damage that the state formed its own insurance company and offered incentives to induce private companies to enter the market.

He said shipping companies sometimes offer special rates to induce shippers of waste paper to use containers to transport their product to ports in Europe and Asia.