Sentence examples for the changes enticed from inspiring English sources

The changes enticed insurers back into the managed care market: While nearly a third of Medicare enrollees had no access to managed care in 2000, nearly all did by 2006.

The "titillating details" of the "sordid affairs" of the Anna Nicole saga "enticed" Bahamians and changed the face of the island's politics, two confidential memos sent by the embassy in Nassau reveal.

Several presidential advisers interviewed in recent weeks said Mr. Obama has been torn between wanting to propose major budget changes to entice Republicans to the bargaining table, including on Social Security, and believing they would never agree to raise revenues on upper-income Americans as part of a deal.

These changes could entice even more kids to sharpen their #2s for the tried and true ACT, especially because their SAT tutors will be scrambling to figure out how to update their flashcards.

Angela Hartnett and Neil Borthwick's Merchant's Tavern was one of my favourite openings from last year: understated, unshowy, with an evolved and alluring menu that changes with enticing regularity.

Farmer and Evans hope that these small changes might entice more people to live here.

Today, the Seven Sisters are still largely part of our society, having changed and adapted to suit the readers they enticed generations ago.

Knowing Hruby, the possibilities enticed her.

The color enticed you.

This progressive policy change is enticing for brands who are ostensibly joining the fights for LGBTQ rights.

Another Cook bowling change was rewarded when Moeen returned to the attack and enticed Virat Kohli to poke through to wicketkeeper Jos Buttler.