sweeten the pot

No instead they have to sweeten the pot to get the bill through.

So far, the state has tried to sweeten the pot for investors.

The corporate tax system, meanwhile, has further sweetened the pot.

But I think you'll have to sweeten the pot considerably more.

And if that's not enough, take heart, they've sweetened the pot.

Some of that could easily be used to sweeten the pot for long-term care.

"This would only sweeten the pot to put us out on the streets," he said.

Treasury may have to sweeten the pot, but there's a lot of money in the world.

So today the blog asks for your help, and we will sweeten the pot.

And the boss is willing to sweeten the pot if you succeed.

Special offers sweeten the pot for those who wish to depart.

A state development agency has sweetened the pot since 2001 with $1.2 million in grants to four collection agencies.

And, as it did in the 1860s, California has sweetened the pot with subsidies of its own: a $9 billion bond issue.

Integration of Google's popular online services only sweetened the pot.

"He had a gun," Anna tried to sweeten the pot.

They suggested we sweeten the pot a little, as they say.

With workers so outnumbering jobs, it would seem that no company need sweeten the pot.

If you sweeten the pot a little bit, your possibilities are going to grow."

For some Democrats, the idea of softening the alternative could sweeten the pot.

The only debate was over how much sugar was needed to sweeten the pot.

But the extra cap space made the starting salaries only about $1 million off, perhaps sweetening the pot.

Both the government and several private companies continued to sweeten the pot Thursday to entice workers to stay put.

Well, sure, that sweetens the pot a little," I said. "

All right," he said, "this'll sort of sweeten the pot.

They also have sweetened the pot, offering various incentives to lure buyers.