Sentence examples for order to entice from inspiring English sources

He called his new home Greenland in order to entice more people to join him there.

Schools are offering teachers generous benefit packages in order to entice them into work to help tackle Britain's growing teacher shortage crisis, according to a recruitment agency.

In order to entice young doctors into working into less popular areas, the Government, NHS England and Health Education England will look at offering "targeted financial incentives".

He is hoping that Ukraine's government will officially allow foreigners to fight in its army in order to entice Chechens away from fighting in Syria.

Stocks must provide a higher long-term return than Treasury bonds in order to entice investors into incurring equities' greater risk.

In France, La Rocque's French Social Party dispensed meals to the unemployed and offered workers access to swimming pools, social clubs, and vacation grounds in order to entice them into the movement.

In order not to entice cockroaches to come back, it is best to unclutter the place to eliminate possible hiding places.

Fast food restaurants will know what you usually order, and exactly how to entice you to order more.

In order to figure out how to entice Normals to use their products, many technology entrepreneurs have to serve as "armchair technology anthropologists".

Small forests have been clear cut, in order to print the paper to entice her to take a look at this place or that place.

Domino's and Pizza Hut run identical "buy one, get one free" offers each Tuesday, and their menus contain a broadly similar range of offers to entice customers ordering several items.