Sentence examples for tempting rewards from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's strategy is based on a giant gamble: That after the Iranian elections on June 12, the way will be clear to convince the Iranians that it is in their long-term interest to strike a deal, trading their ability to produce their own nuclear fuel for a range of tempting rewards.

It's tempting to reward customers with your own product.

For example, would mice exhibit different behaviors if they were tempted with rewards for scent detection, rather than punished with an uncomfortable injection as they were in this study?

We're all doomed… Robert Webb West Coker, Somerset  Although I was impressed that you devoted a whole issue of G2 to the 10 10 campaign, I did wonder whether many readers would be tempted to reward their achievement of a 10% cut in carbon emissions by booking a £10 flight to Portugal as advertised on page 9 of the main paper.

So tempting are the rewards of a successful application that energy companies have taken to cold-calling farmers, offering eye-watering sums.

It's tempting to rely on rewards for comic effects, because that's immediately gratifying.

Chris Eaton, Mutschke's predecessor at Fifa, believes the threat level at the World Cup to be "low" but says criminals could be tempted by the huge rewards that are potentially on offer.

It can also be tempting to use food as rewards or bribes.

Modern athletes, fuelled by colossal rewards, can easily be tempted into misbehaviour.

Beyond sought-after benefits like discounts and free Wi-Fi, added privileges like room upgrades, spa vouchers and airport lounge access make investing in hotel rewards programs all the more tempting.

His abduction is said to have been organized by Serbian bounty hunters tempted by the cash reward, who have since been arrested in Serbia.