particularly enticing造句

• The final year is particularly enticing to Cuban, because of two important ingredients.
• The sweet potatoes were a particularly enticing addition, playing off the rich lobster meat beautifully.
• The potential in pursuing projects in undeveloped countries or in buying government-owned utilities are considered particularly enticing.
• They are particularly enticed because the party's nomination appears more wide open than in at least a generation.
• Chile, which has had the region's fastest economic growth this decade, was a particularly enticing target for Spanish business interests.
• One imagines that three programs a week at Tanglewood would not be particularly enticing to him _ he's been there, done that.
• Large retail malls, private and governmental office buildings, recreational centers and stadiums are open environments that are particularly enticing targets for a terrorist.
• Given that rap music and hip-hop culture are the dominant flavors of youth culture, the notion of bagging Combs must have seemed particularly enticing.
• Home equity lenders these days are advertising tantalizing offers for startlingly high levels of credit _ offers likely to be particularly enticing to people suffering from a post-holiday financial hangover.
• The Smith College Museum of Art cuts a swath of some 250 years in American art, and here and there in the show at the National Academy there is something particularly enticing.
• Providing services to burgeoning e-commerce ventures promises to be big business for the near future, which is why Fingerhut's positioning as a provider of back-end support is particularly enticing to investors.
• Illegal immigrants from Africa pay about U . S . dlrs 2, 000 to smugglers who cram them into barely seaworthy fishing boats bound for Italy, which has long coastlines that are particularly enticing to those bound for Europe.
• Yields of close to 11 percent in Spain are particularly enticing, the fund manager said, and the 8 percent rally in the peseta against the mark in the past five months is also helping to boost the value of those investments.
• "My sense is that the growth is going to come from hotels, " said Anne Fokstuen, hotel analyst at HG Asia Ltd . Particularly enticing to her is the Peninsula Bangkok, scheduled to open in the Spring of 1997.
• Particularly enticing is an area with a bulging index of musical notation for traditional tunes, which are available for printing or downloading in a variety of file formats, including Adobe Acrobat PDF and GIF, a photo format easily handled by most Web browsers.
• Ever the pragmatist, he decided that, whatever Green Bay's perceived social shortcomings for a black player, the football situation was excellent, and it would be particularly enticing for the " other " defensive end; i . e, the one who wasn't Reggie White.
• A triadic vision, one in which a middle class was thought to play a particularly enticing role, is found in Lord John Russell's argument for the 1832 Reform Bill; he felt that enfranchising part of the middle classes would enable them to " bind firmly and kindly the different classes of society together ."
• The real deadline, Ferreira allowed, is not Tuesday but Oct . 3, when the Ducks open their season against Vancouver in Japan . ( Incidentally, it was Kariya, with his Japanese-Canadian ancestry, who made the Ducks a particularly enticing opponent for the Canucks in the NHL's first regular-season foray abroad ).