enticed

I have the internet, but I doubt I would be enticed into making stuff like that, like I was enticed by QBasic.

Presumably there was something magical about Greece, some golden egg it was producing that enticed the lenders.

Primarily, nowadays, that means perpetuating copyright monopolies, under more draconian laws, in overseas countries that can be made or enticed to play ball.

That way, rich people would be enticed to move their money, and invest in risky plays.

So even people not familiar with the project will be enticed to find out more!

For sure Google had a good team, product, etc., but this sure enticed Ron to invest in one way or another.

The snappy UIs enticed Sally Q to take up an interests in the Internet.

I don't think there is another profession who's need is so widely advocated for, yet so pathetically enticed.

At 7k lines, I, who have no experience writing a scripting language, might be enticed to take a look.

If they want to show it worked, they should release numbers - proportionately how many uber drivers were 'enticed' back onto the roads?

The underlying belief is that the market will provide, if only it were properly stimulated and enticed, but it is one unsupported by evidence.

You aim to find buried talent, but that talent must first know Starfighter exists and understand it well enough to be enticed to try.

Subsequently, when the Air Force and the Navy were enticed into joining the F-35 program — supposedly to benefit from the “savings” of a large 2,500 unit tri-service buy (savings that quickly turned into huge cost overruns) — they both had to accept the fat fuselage and lack of rearward visibility of the Marine Corps version.