Sentence examples for that enticement from inspiring English sources

Workers say that despite complaints about salaries, they have remained with the city because of the benefits package, but now that premiums for dental insurance are rising that enticement is fading.

It's not much of a stretch to assume, then, that enticements and stories shared by friends and family informally might also have had an effect.

The twist in my case was that the enticement was to call back to say, "Stop calling!" This is especially true because my phone service would not allow me to block overseas calls myself.

Baseball officials say that financial enticement explains why more Dominican players test positive for steroids than players from elsewhere, and why players have tried to pass themselves off as younger than they are.

The piles of mascara, eye shadow and foundation were all the enticement that Ms. White needed to break her mother's embargo.

Especially after the company admitted that such enticements were a secondary factor in its decision making?

But senior military officials cautioned this week that monetary enticements alone were not a long-term panacea to the Army's recruiting problems.

Schools vying for the best players want to make sure that pricey enticements such as state-of-the-art practice facilities, tasty training-table meals, and strong academic support services will provide a competitive edge in recruiting.

DiOrio says that commission enticements are part of the business cycle: "When it's easy to sell properties commissions drop a bit, but in a more difficult environment they go up".

Officials also argued that enough enticements and penalties are in place to secure an effective super committee.

'When they first approached me, there was a considerable enticement that at the end of the day there might be a possibility that the statue would be installed there permanently.