Sentence examples for ways of enticing from inspiring English sources
United Nations officials have discussed ways of enticing Mr. Aweys to lay down arms and join the transitional government.
As the cost of growing berries rises, Driscoll's must find ways of enticing people to pay more for them.
It will be a big missed opportunity if the plans do not create more vibrant places, with facilities for elderly people, jobs for the young, and new ways of enticing visitors.As well as revitalising devastated Tohoku, this public spending should benefit the whole economy in 2012.
And instead of throwing open all doors to inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the UN's nuclear guardian, Iran has stymied them and ignored calls from the UN Security Council to stop its suspicious work.In order to dissuade others tempted to follow in Iran's nuclear footsteps, some governments have been working on ways of enticing them down obviously peaceful paths.
If Madox's diary had been a novel, the author would have seen to it that the ingenious forms of encryption used to obscure the content would have been ways of enticing the reader to solve certain riddles, which would have been judiciously strewn around the text.
And by "sequenced offers," Keller is referring to ways of enticing first time customers to become repeat customers, such as different discounts depending on if it is a first, second or third visit to a particular restaurant.
Run at the European Classic distance of 2,400 meters, the Vase was added to the program as a way of enticing Hong Kong owners to import better stayers.
The Yankees agreed to the provision as a way of enticing him to sign with the team after the 2008 season.
"It's an educational trail," said Mary Mushinksy, executive director of the association, "and it's a way of enticing people down to the river".
A municipal lawmaker proposed today that São Paulo, Brazil's largest city, make next Tuesday Vampire Day as a way of enticing people to donate blood.
Thus, for example, while Congress was debating an overhaul of Medicare in 2003, Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, proposed higher payment rates as a way of "enticing H.M.O.'s back to Long Island".
