Indianapolis, just three hours north, presents a more enticing option.
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There aren't many objectives that are more enticing than that.
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"I expect this to become more enticing to people," he says.
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This is a much more enticing option than the previously screened Gravity.
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All this makes going to school abroad seem that much more enticing.
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The bureau's push to make adoptions more enticing has focused on training.
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Some years later, we became aware of a new, more enticing approach.
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Has there ever been a more enticing way to end your Halloween night?
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The theme park just added something even more enticing: mini corn dog nachos.
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When constantly told not to do drugs, the forbidden became ever more enticing.
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The turkeys are bigger, the kitchens more grand, and the groupings more enticing.
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But on the Switch, the idea of more Payday is much more enticing.
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For a man like Bloomberg, the Democratic route must seem far more enticing.
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And what's more enticing to young people and parents than a free app?
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What could be more enticing to imaginative children than 2,000 pounds of clay?
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But renting outside of the cities may not be all that more enticing.
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All this sounds nice, but Griffin has more enticing offers and destinations to ponder.
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Ultimately, Google discovered the purple-blue links were more enticing than green-blue links.
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That's made the sector even more enticing to a continuing stream of new workers.
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It only became more enticing as large American technology companies kept delivering impressive results.
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It's a cheeky come-on, but frankly, the $25,000 cash prize sounds more enticing.
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But Teddy's sister was already living in Vermont, which made the program even more enticing.
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As home values rise faster than expected, that increased homeowner wealth suddenly seems more enticing.
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Analysts had expected Uber to remain unwilling to lure drivers with any more enticing offerings.
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American manufacturing would have been less cost-effective, making Chinese manufacturing more enticing for businesses.
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Slack management has ignored overtures — including from Microsoft — but this certainly makes it more enticing.
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Your New Year's resolution to read before bed sounds much more enticing now, doesn't it?
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Many went to the United States, where employment and research prospects were far more enticing.
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Chances are, it'll also make moving to GitHub Enterprise more enticing for current Visual Studio subscribers.
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And according to Perdew, many Target stores are about to get even better and more enticing.
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The more close-knit and family-esque it's becoming just makes it that much more enticing.
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A major Trump administration infrastructure spending program would make this a more enticing target, Cutler said.
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In Wales the latest proposed round of devolution has proved no more enticing than previous ones.
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"Sometimes, in the world of crime, it's much more enticing to make more money," Ghobadian says.
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But another, perhaps more enticing, lunchtime option is venturing out into the Mission's signature burrito scene.
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THAT BECOMES MUCH MORE ENTICING FOR YOU TO WANT TO OPERATE OUT OF THE UNITED STATES.
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Somehow the immediate reward of "cutting costs" is more enticing than the uncertain reward of prevention.
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Following extensive renovations, some of the region's most beloved resorts are now more enticing than ever.
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Nevertheless, this journey sounded like the opposite of a slow-moving, massive cruise and far more enticing.
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Numerous individuals and groups have tried to make the Mueller Report more palatable, more digestible, more enticing.
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He may nonetheless have to come up with a more enticing platter to tempt Just Eat shareholders.
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Soundwall might be a more enticing if I could rotate my artwork continuously, like on the EO2.
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Enceladus has become an even more enticing subject for a long, close inspection than it was before.
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The more enticing option is the Withings Move ECG, which was introduced earlier this year at CES.
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Plus, the toothpaste is often flavored like beef or chicken, which is far more enticing than mint.
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It's the higher-end streaming option amongst Roku's various offerings — which makes today's sale even more enticing.
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His latest efforts — in a show called "New Paintings" at ZieherSmith — are savvier and even more enticing.
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Google announced the functionality back in April, making the product a much more enticing buy for crowded households.
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And until Daydream VR matures and makes the platform more enticing, that's a really awkward place to be.
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It will also be more enticing to watch the game over the Internet than it ever has been.
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It makes the characters more memorable, the world more enticing to explore, the battles more exciting and dynamic.
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Because running out of battery power on Alligator Alley isn't any more enticing than running out of gas.
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Any full inventory of the 2018 contests includes losers exponentially more enticing than the dullards who trounced them.
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But there is also a sentiment that more streamlined officiating will equal a better and more enticing product.
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A small drop in mortgage interest rates was not enough to make pricey properties more enticing last week.
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I know I'll be keeping my eyes out for it and many more enticing ads during Super Bowl 51.
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Higher rates could also make bonds a more enticing investment than stocks, especially for pension funds and foreign institutions.
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And honestly, I couldn't have asked for more enticing and dutiful teachers to guide me through my nascent sexuality.
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Make the food photos on your Instagram feed more enticing, with tips for lighting, framing and honing your style.
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Some airlines will even throw in a free hotel stay or city tour to make the stop more enticing.
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And with more than 53.4 million PlayStation 4 units already in people's homes, that made the VR headset more enticing.
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Still not eating them A new study suggests we'd all eat more vegetables if they were given more enticing names.
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And the latest iPhones have Apple's fastest and best processing chips, creating a much more enticing platform for game development.
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In a much more enticing partnership, Google got John Legend to lend his voice to Google Home Assistant in May.
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Book and movie titles differ often in adaptation — and not always because producers think sorcery is more enticing than philosophy.
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The new label could also make Amazon's marketplace more enticing for bigger brands that have previously chosen to avoid it.
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CNBC's on Thursday praised Apple's newly unveiled iPhones, calling the smartphones much more enticing than the models released last year.
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A company that promotes a strong and inclusive culture is a lot more enticing than one that offers free lunch.
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Given that these companies sell ads for podcasts, they'll likely use the database to build a more enticing pitch for advertisers.
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One of the more enticing aspects of the Mac Mini was just how affordable it was compared to every other Mac.
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Maybe. It's early days, but if exchange rates hold and travel softens within Europe and Britain, expect more enticing travel offers.
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If you are like me and value a smoother and easier presentation, the Ether C Flows are the more enticing proposition.
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Someone who turns on my brain is far more enticing and desirable than someone who only turns on my girly parts.
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Nascar is trying to create more enticing bet types for auto racingNascar, historically, hasn&apost been a big draw for gamblers.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday called The Trade Desk a "more enticing" play on the growing video streaming arena than Roku.
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And unless President Trump gives up on his stupid and unnecessary border wall those incentives are only going to get more enticing.
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Even with his disfigured face (the makeup doesn't quite disguise his handsome features), Mr. Felciano frankly makes for a more enticing prospect.
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It might not be Black Friday per se, but this discount makes it one of the more enticing Black Friday fashion sales.
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While it's not official yet, the change would make the Pro a much more enticing option in the increasingly crowded Chromebook landscape.
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Fans were used to cool homes, and eventually air conditioners, making them both more enticing for humans and less accessible to mosquitoes.
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Human fingers will click on the shocking and obscene, no matter how repugnant (and often, the more messed up, the more enticing).
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They will become even more enticing as the latest bout of tightness subsides and the whole curve moves closer to linear contango.
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Some that were just a few dozen years old didn't appear to be holding up well, making brand-new buildings more enticing.
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In the camera app, a "Food" mode slightly bumps up the saturation to make colors warmer and the food look more enticing.
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Travel providers said all the bad news was fading, with Cuban music, art and the prospect of adventure once more enticing clients.
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More enticing pitching help may be on the way late this month if Lugo and Matz avoid setbacks in their rehabilitation assignments.
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But maybe that's OK, because with a price tag of just $350, the U11 Life might be the more enticing of the two.
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But more enticing still to commercial space companies is the idea that asteroid mining could provide the raw materials for future space infrastructure.
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These make keeping the growth engine humming all the more enticing – and rider and driver incentives are one of the most useful fuels.
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"I don't have a home, I can't even get a manager," Garland says, as the idea of the London shows becomes more enticing.
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New content and hopefully more enticing weapon camos should invite a new wave of growth as the core user base is re-invigorated.
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By having a clearly-marked set of socially acceptable paths, it makes all the paths outside them so much sweeter and more enticing.
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For one small, dedicated corner of the internet, there is no gossip more enticing — yet elusive — than that of Carrie Brownstein's dating life.
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All told, one could make the case that there are between six and eight more enticing quarterback options in 2017 than Jay Cutler.
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The authors Joshua Foer, Dylan Thuras and Ella Morton have compiled a list of more than 600 destinations, some more enticing than others.
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Sometimes, the emails didn't come from the campaign at all — they came from other names, with subject lines that made them more enticing.
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More enticing is the prospect of the ever-reliable Yefim Bronfman as the soloist in Bartok's Piano Concerto No. 2.212-875-5656, nyphil.
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He's betting he can get just as big a slice of the digital pie later as it grows — now with more enticing content.
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But Chrome's pedigree is modest, which could restrict his breeding fees and which made it more enticing to keep him on the track.
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The poorer the people, the more enticing these compensation packages that are being offered by the Chinese corporation that's building the dam, Sino Hydro.
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And there's an even more enticing reason that going after pricey drugs by name probably appeals to Trump: Hillary Clinton's already done it... twice!
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People can vote in a poll for the feature they would most like to see changed in order to make the device more enticing.
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The way of life in itself is something to look forward to, but to be profitable doing it makes it more enticing, doesn't it?
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As a result, he is increasingly demanding more enticing potential returns to compensate for the risks of physical damage from climate change, he said.
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But the vagueness of Netgear's VPN support claims left me hopeful that the R9000 had something a little more enticing than a VPN server.
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Still, small car sales have plummeted as low oil prices translated into gasoline nearing $2 per gallon in 2016, making bigger vehicles more enticing.
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An expected strong summer travel season could lure investors back to the stocks with more enticing values in the face of higher fuel prices.
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Akinlagun is determined to keep challenging the informal economy with wider coverage, more enticing offers, and new luxury products such as rare Japanese whiskey.
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Informed by her growing up in among the countercultural seekers of Woodstock, N.Y., she sought to place that exploration in a more enticing environment.
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But Maidza has an tendency towards dancefloor pop that Maya Arulpragasam has shunned of late, and Tkay is all the more enticing for it.
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Mr. Kalahi, 20, once took a baking class, and the idea of making people happy with warm pastries was more enticing than mining gold.
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Paris St. Germain are two of the more enticing matchups in the round of 216 of the Champions League, which was drawn on Monday.
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Whether they're sliced or halved, arranged in a tart shell, on a crostini or just on a plate, there are few visions more enticing.
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Its bulbous teardrop profile—Jaray's background was in designing zeppelins—was copied by the designers of other, unrelated objects to make them more enticing.
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That understanding, which was not legally binding but was widely followed, prevented universities from competing for applicants by offering more enticing financial aid packages.
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In Lions Gate, Starz gains access to a pipeline of high-quality shows and an existing library that will make its subscription services more enticing.
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If you thought things couldn't get any more enticing than a Flammin' Hot Grilled Cheese Doughnut, you need to hear about the Grilled Mac + Cheese.
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And Dietrich never looked more enticing than when she wore a pantsuit, her highly stylized arches — like lounging parentheses — suggesting a gateway to unimaginable pleasure.
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It is, like several other things about L.A.F.C., just a little bit shinier, a little bit more enticing, than other such spaces around the league.
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At 31D, he offers us a more enticing DOUBLE SCOOP (two Os and a V), commenting that he bets these two flavors taste great together.
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It was far more enticing than a screen saver, but without a narrative it was hard to know whether, or why, I should keep going.
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For Amazon Prime members who aren't physically close to a Whole Foods store, the transition will be even easier and the insider benefits, more enticing.
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Then again, if there's a rap on recent DreamWorks movies, it's that they often tend to look more enticing on billboards than they do in theaters.
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Dino Ferri, director of the Central Florida Zoo, said a child would be a more enticing target than an adult, because of the grown-up's size.
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I admit that the show was much more enticing back in the earlier days because the cast wasn't additionally documenting every single moment on social media.
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And with the Services Store, WeWork's digital membership (which offers the same digital perks as regular membership, without the office space) is all the more enticing.
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Update Sue and Jay Pendleton were booked on an Antarctic trip when something more enticing came along: a luxury cruise through the once impassable Northwest Passage.
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The dream of the modular smartphone yielding completely customizable consumer handsets always seems far more enticing than the reality of demanding, prone to falling apart prototypes.
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Pete King (R) Challenging King won't be easy for Democrats, but Gomes's haul could make the district a more enticing play for the national party establishment.
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The high returns they promise are all the more enticing as economic growth has slowed, especially given the dearth of reliable investment options for ordinary Chinese.
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For American firms, returns are now 30% higher in their home market, where cosy oligopoly has become more enticing than the hurly-burly of an unruly world.
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Last year, city sanitation crews whitewashed commissioned murals on at least three instances, as part of the citywide effort to make the city more enticing to Amazon.
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Even more enticing than the site's expansive, rainbow-hued selection are its seriously wallet-friendly prices — which, we're happy to report, just got a little bit friendlier.
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Seems like a lock for something Android engineers could focus on to make the next Pixel or Android release more enticing to users, if you ask me.
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But he also said that Trump's "drain the swamp" message resonated in Collins's district and that the lawmaker's legal troubles could make a new candidate more enticing.
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Now that we&aposre in the thick of winter, there&aposs nothing more enticing than the thought of a warm cup of coffee inside a cozy cafe.
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Usually, there's nothing more enticing to me than cheese sauce running over some sort of carb, but this time, there were comments below pointing out a repulsive resemblance.
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The changes should hopefully make for a much more enticing battle pass this time around, after season one's was plagued by lackluster rewards and a grueling progression pace.
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If you're offered a clean round at a lower valuation, versus a term sheet with a more enticing topline number but scary downside clauses, closely consider the former.
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For the writing staff, working on material that strikes so close to home is surely cathartic, but that doesn't make an extended stay in this "Valley" more enticing.
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If Huawei could find some chill, as Samsung did this year with One UI or as OnePlus has been practicing for years, its phones would be vastly more enticing.
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This clearly was an essential release and might make the app more enticing to people around the world, especially considering that there are billions of Android devices in use.
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Clayton reiterated his commitment to making it more enticing for companies to go public, a goal that led President Donald Trump to nominate him to the top SEC post.
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Indeed, the new "goodies" that Medicare Advantage can now offer tend to intensify this disparity — as they are more enticing to younger seniors and less important for older ones.
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As more people cut the cord and sign-up for non-traditional cable options, companies like Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime have to make their offerings more enticing to consumers.
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Apple's advantage is its ability to preload the service onto millions of its iPhones, iPads, and Apple TVs, and to offer a discount to make its hardware even more enticing.
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But the Premium version has always been a more enticing option, with unlimited skips, the chance to play any track (instead of just shuffling songs), and, of course — no ads.
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In response, YouTube is making a set of changes in a bid to make its service more enticing, including the removal of unskippable 30-second commercials as of next year.
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Future trilogies that are in the works could do better as these new stories won't be linked to the old canon and, therefore, could be more enticing to Chinese audiences.
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Managing director of K2 Promotions Tom Loeffler told New York reporters last week that Golovkin could be facing off against Hopkins next should the more enticing bouts fail to materialize.
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Moving in with a roommate you don&apost know can be a dicey proposition, but this particular opportunity is a bit more enticing than what you&aposd find on Craigslist.
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And he has made the country more enticing to foreign investors by lifting a law that had required them to have local partners who owned about a third of their business.
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It might be a common trick at this point, but it still tricks the hell out of me, and makes Vermintide II's levels more enticing to replay than Left 4 Dead's.
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To Mr. Erdogan, the fomenting of nationalist pride could also appear more enticing than the potential benefits of membership in a bloc over which he in any case holds substantial leverage.
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Paradoxically, the more candidates in the race, the more enticing it becomes to join because the number of delegates are awarded proportionally, dramatically lowering the bar for the potential to win.
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The more people it can get to use its app, the more enticing it becomes to its advertising customers, who need to reach a wide audience for their campaigns to be effective.
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It's substantially larger than any previous update, and Nogami says that this deluge of content is designed in part to make Splatoon 2 more enticing ahead of the busy holiday shopping season.
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Fox recently released a 21-minute featurette from the revival, which might be more enticing to superfans, but this teaser is proof that Scully and Mulder really are coming back, and soon.
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The show's cast is more representative of the America we know (including actors of Nigerian, Afro-Puerto Rican, and Korean descent) which makes the fantasy world it creates all the more enticing.
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"I always enjoy participating in the traditional relays and now that my own event can be incorporated into a team event, it makes the World Relays even more enticing," the Australian added.
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Parents who can afford it might consider raising a child's allowance some to put the decision just within their reach – and make the possibility of waiting on an upgraded phone more enticing.
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I discovered the album when I was still in high school, in the midst of the transition of my tastes from the easily-accessible mainstream to the more enticing and foreboding underground.
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Making its services accessible on any device will make them even more enticing for non-Apple users to take a dip into the rest of Apple's ecosystem, whether it's devices or services.
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All this free content offered is sandwiched in between much more enticing paid fare — like rows featuring sports, news and entertainment programs, each with big, yellow "Subscribe" buttons overtop the image thumbnail.
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In other words, if you're having trouble selling the more expensive of two products, consider adding a third option whose only function is to make the "expensive" product look more enticing. 213.
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By offering premium content, Apple is hoping to make its devices more enticing, as well as gain additional revenue from distributing that content to millions of iPhones, iPads, and Macs around the world.
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In our review, we found it to be an affordable little smart display that brings Alexa voice commands to your desk, shelf, or nightstand, so this discount will make it even more enticing.
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And for the high-end customers who tend to be attracted to Jaguar, that may be more enticing than placing a key card on the windshield of a Smart car on the street.
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If you've been looking to breath new life back into your Switch, Labo VR Kit is now an even more enticing upgrade that will tide you over until Nintendo's got more to reveal.
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Nuzzi has a loyal audience at NYMag... and Lizza at Esquire... They've had editors reach out to them separately about potential book projects... But the notion of working together was much more enticing.
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The novel is more enticing when it treats its characters as complicated and ultimately indecipherable puzzles, reminding us that Turing was right: When it comes to other intelligences, knowledge is a difficult game.
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If Harmony OS lacks just one popular app, Huawei's competition is already more enticing, no matter how good Huawei's phone looks, how many features it has, or how good its camera might be.
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Rawhide is super common in your classic dog bones (some are even flavored to make them more enticing to chew on), and it's really easy to find in almost any pet supply store.
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At least one team in the North East, conscious of all of that, reportedly has toyed with the idea of moving its training base to London to make it a more enticing destination.
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That leaves the country at the mercy of international investors to keep it afloat financially, and those investors could find other markets more enticing — particularly when emerging markets see their currencies lose value.
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After all, if you're willing to pay $6 for Starbucks, why not set aside a few dollars more for coffee that supports a local business, or at the very least has more enticing ingredients?
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If your device is misplaced or stolen, a new unit will cost: Nevertheless, adding optional loss and theft protection might make Apple's own iPhone Upgrade Program more enticing, as the monthly payment includes AppleCare+.
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As long as reporters are telegraphing their fixations on trivia and optics, she will scorn them; and reporters won't willingly shelve those questions to make the proposition of a press conference seem more enticing.
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DUBAI/KHOBAR, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's cabinet has approved a bankruptcy law, sources familiar with the matter said on Sunday, giving a boost to efforts to make the kingdom more enticing to investors.
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Though neither camp has made statements of their respective future, both fighters still have enough stock in their names to sell a rematch, and there really isn't a more enticing matchup in the division.
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And Warren is campaigning on a sweeping anti-corruption message that makes any of her ties to corporations or moneyed interests, now or in the past, perhaps more enticing to take a look at.
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More enticing by far is Thursday's concert, which sees the reliably superb Christoph von Dohnányi lead Brahms's "A German Requiem," with the New York Choral Artists and two top soloists, Camilla Tilling and Matthias Goerne.
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Devices like fitness bands or smartwatches, many of which lack microphones, still have vibration motors that are, perhaps, more enticing targets, because no one thinks to carefully monitor what they say around their step tracker.
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That this one, about a woman fighting cancer and struggling with her relationship with her visiting son, stars Debra Monk and is directed by Anna D. Shapiro ("Mary Page Marlowe") makes it even more enticing.
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In between, on Saturday evening, comes a more enticing prospect than both: a semi-staged performance of Bernstein's musical "On the Town," played by the Boston Pops under Keith Lockhart, and directed by Kathleen Marshall.
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Good thing we've saved one of the best gift guides for last with a roundup of accessories that are so good, Santa himself couldn't put together a more enticing selection of belts, bags, and beyond.
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Your go-to for trendy home decor gets a little bit more enticing this weekend with up to 30% off home goods and an extra 8993% off indoor and outdoor rugs and furniture with code GEORGE.
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As cheap airfares and gas make it more enticing to travel, hotel inventory fills up, she said — and the Adobe report found that destinations with the lowest flight costs per mile had the highest hotel prices.
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Over time, the company plans to add new features to Curse to make it more enticing, in hopes that players will jump ship from Discord and Teamspeak, neither of which yet support features like video calls.
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Funding Circle's flotation is a boost to the London Stock Exchange, which has been looking to attract large technology firms for whom New York is often more enticing because of its track record of technology floats.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sovereign wealth funds are piling into India, buying stakes in everything from airports to renewable energy, attracted by political stability, a growing middle class and reforms making it more enticing for foreigners to invest.
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The story is more enticing, though, before Fauna and Singletary's arcs connect, at which point -- perhaps because Pine is the bigger name -- the series seems to have a hard time deciding where to place the focus.
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"What these results show us is that rather than leading dieters to make healthier choices, these food police messages are actually making unhealthy foods even more enticing to dieters," Nguyen Pham said in a press release.
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The new kickoff time might make the game a little more enticing to fans, but it's hard to tell whether the move comes too late for the NFL to regain control of its power source (a.k.a. money).
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It's finally "time to beef up" on Beyond Meat following the stock's dramatic descent since late July as a more compelling price point and strong sales expectations make for a more enticing investment case, according to Bernstein.
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Ainge had the Celtics in contention for Anthony Davis, but the Lakers made a more enticing offer that included former No. 2 picks Brandon Ingram and Lonzo Ball and the fourth overall pick in the 2019 draft.
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On March 27th, the streaming platform is adding a new show to its buffet of content that is more enticing than the "Eat Me" cookies from Alice in Wonderland and more tempting than the Snow White apple.
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Tomorrow's possibilities are even more enticing, but the deployment of IoT ecosystems for tourism and travel industries come with their own caveats, especially in the domains of security and privacy, scalability, performance, power consumption, and environmental issues.
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All I've done with them is play with Dami's sticker app and send my friends Yelp recommendations, but some Finnish developers think iMessage apps might be more enticing if only a game that combined AR and selfies existed.
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Mr. Dash says people have probably gravitated to Dubsmash because of the app's combination of audio and video, as well as a host of features that make it less daunting — and thus more enticing — to record a video.
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She was told by a security detail that Mr. DiCaprio and the film's director, Alejandro G. Iñárritu — also a winner that evening — had both opted to skip the party anyway, because there were more enticing places to be.
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Similarly, the more AWS invests in software (more than 1,000 new tools last year), the more enticing it becomes for developers and corporate customers, the more it can invest, which makes companies ever less likely to move their data.
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But the nature of the songs she'd been writing and the places that work had begun to take her creatively made it all the more enticing to Fortune, who had taken up painting concurrently with this new prolific spurt.
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It's also a feature made ever more enticing by not only its immediacy but the way the Hooks UI surfaces how many other people have just received the same notification and are therefore also candidates to join the conversation.
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That excitement has been bolstered by the plumes of water the planet occasionally spits out: Cassini has found even more enticing ingredients inside those plumes, such as organic chemicals like methane — a molecule that is often associated with biological life.
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As the rumors about reality TV's most famous family pile up over the year, we know the story behind those stories will eventually be revealed every Sunday night on E!. Such a promise has never been more enticing than this year.
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There's currently talk of these startups offering vocational training options for drivers or transitioning some to other theoretical roles, but for now the focus is purely on making it easier and more enticing for drivers to just drive — while they're needed.
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Amazon is turning up the heat once again in the world of groceries, and specifically grocery delivery, to make its services more enticing in the face of competition from Walmart, as well as a host of delivery companies like Postmates.
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You could find a substantial four-bedroom villa with a pool in any one of them for less than €1 million, but few are more enticing than a villa in Tourrettes sur Loup, a few kilometers from St. Paul de Vence.
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Ariely figured out that the option to pay $22014 for print only exists so that it makes the option to pay $212 for online and print look more enticing than it would if it was just paired with the $133 option.
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And while it looks to be functionally as flexible and capable as Google's Tango (check out some early examples of fanciful experiments with ARKit), its broader audience makes it much more enticing for serious developers to invest their time and money into.
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"The near-term picture remains positive for the dollar with Treasury yields showing few signs of topping, a move that makes the buck a more enticing bet to income-seekers," said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst at Western Union Business Solutions in Washington.
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"Consumer preferences were driving a need for quality plant-forward offerings and our culinary team has been working with a broad range of plant-based products to create more enticing menu choices," Aramark's vice president of product development, Heidi Hogan, told Fox Business.
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China's current rising stars, Oppo and Vivo, have built their sales up through a comprehensive network of rural outlets (whereas Huawei is more focused on urban centers) and an unyielding commitment to adding more enticing features like dual cameras, larger batteries, and thinner screen bezels.
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For Microsoft Studios, the company's in-house game development arm, that has traditionally meant announcing exclusive games that are supposed to make the Xbox a more enticing platform, especially in the face of an increasingly formidable lineup of PlayStation-only titles in recent months.
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Between the layoffs and shuttering operations of looping video platform Vine, CEO Jack Dorsey is likely trying to limit the money Twitter is bleeding each month — and perhaps make it more enticing as an acquisition opportunity for a company such as Google or Apple.
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But after checking out the Mate X, what surprised me the most is that despite being first-gen tech in a space that still has a lot of room for refinement, the Mate X was even more enticing in-person than I thought it'd be.
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It was a victory all around for the company, giving them a highly visible, critically beloved, award-winning hit that drew audiences to theaters, and likely made the studio seem much more enticing for big-name filmmakers it would want to woo in the future.
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Starting on January 30, 2020, the card will earn: 3x miles on Delta purchases (up from 2120x miles)2100x miles at restaurants and US supermarketsThese rates will make the Platinum Delta Amex a more enticing card to use for purchases beyond just booking Delta flights.
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Head of business development Daniel Claesson said the customer experience would improve helped by more enticing store formats, better services and more interactive content online, adapting store offerings to local demand, personalized marketing, faster and more flexible delivery options, and a more flexible supply chain.
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It might sound like an option that you would just breeze past to more enticing-looking desserts, but that would be a mistake And now, after years of serving up the classic banana pudding, Magnolia Bakery is changing things up with a brand new chocolate version.
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Now, buying into this OLED futurism isn't cheap, and the ThinkPad X1 Yoga with OLED starts at $1,682 right now, but I'd say this is a much more enticing use of the technology than Apple's thin strip of it above the keyboard (aka the Touch Bar).
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I've no doubt that the work Google is doing now will prove fruitful down the line and make future Android and Chrome OS devices that much more enticing — but in the short term, people were left a little disappointed by the absence of new Google gadgets to gawk at and consider.
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In addition, we see a very favorable NT set up as the stock has dropped into a more enticing valuation/buying window, many of its top markets are in the process of recovering from a tough 2H18 fallout and we see improved operating results moving forward, starting with impressive 2Q19 results.
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China has most of what it needs now, and what it doesn't have it can easily obtain from vendors outside of the U.S. While the American market looked enticing a few decades ago, it is relatively mature, and, today, the newer emerging market countries have become much more enticing to Beijing.
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More enticing are her comrades, not least her boss, Aramaki, who is played by Takeshi (Beat) Kitano—the fabled star and director of pared-down Japanese thrillers, who, toward the end of the film, spins the chamber of his revolver and provides "Ghost in the Shell" with its sole flourish of indisputable cool.
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The game constantly offers new reasons to play and new places to see, and at the end of a long work day, it was often a lot more enticing for me to play an hour of Fortnite and see what's new instead of picking up and puzzling through an entirely new game.
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It's as true of the psychic who takes advantage of the brokenhearted or the cult leader who preys on lost souls as it is of that Turkish swindler who knew that nothing would sound more enticing to a couple of American college kids than the prospect of a night on the town with a local.
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" More enticing, Madonna enlisted Mirwais, producer of the excellent Ray of Light follow-up and sister album Music, to work behind the boards; she mentioned in an Instagram comment that she yearned for the days "when I made records with other artists from beginning to end and I was allowed to be a visionary.
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I can only imagine how much they cost but that felt ... I guess that was more enticing to me because it didn't have that marketing push because there's no hope of us normal humans having that in our life for a long time, but also what I always wanted CES to be was like Epcot.
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The N.B.A., by introducing these $83,000 "select contracts," is clearly trying to make the G League path more enticing until the one-and-done rule is repealed, which league officials have said isn't expected to happen until June 2023 at the earliest, as any such changes must be collectively bargained with the players' union.
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CreditCreditCarlos Gonzalez for The New York Times Jennifer Gammell has not sat out Black Friday for 13 years — not when she was traveling over the holiday weekend, or living paycheck to paycheck as a young single mother, or even when some of the bargains online began to look more enticing than the doorbuster deals being offered in stores.
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This quarter was the first full quarter for the group's Altice U.S. division, formed from a combination of recently acquired Cablevision (rebranded Optimum) and the 2015 acquisition of Suddenlink, In a stellar quarter for this unit, annual EBITDA growth shot up by around a third at Optimum and by over 20 percent at Suddenlink, as management focused on infrastructure improvements to network and a more enticing customer proposition via broadband upgrades and content packages.
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