Sentence examples for be tempted to create from inspiring English sources

Delivering a public lecture last week, Lord Justice Jackson warned that firms could be tempted to create unnecessary work and prolong litigation in order to boost their profits.

Therefore, one would be tempted to create a lot of randomized brain connectivity graphs, but unfortunately their generation is computationally very expensive.

We must not be tempted to create the illusion of a great leap forward.

You may be tempted to create a new account.

While it might be tempting to create something that looks like your favorite corporate logo, it will communicate an unintended message to your audience that you're lazy and uninspired.

It may be tempting to create a perfect, "badass" character, but a fursona with both positive traits as well as shortcomings is more interesting and can be related to.

"Very often I'm tempted to create something that's really beautiful but meaningless," Mr. Kaminski said.

With perfect miniature pumpkins reaching the markets in recent years, we were tempted to create, for a late October dinner, stuffed individual pumpkins, a side dish that borrows just a little drama from the seasonal hype.

This column has occasionally been tempted to create such a worst books list, only to be deterred by a feeling that it would be a little like breaking butterflies on a wheel or, perhaps more appropriately, rooting out dandelions with a back hoe.

Worse, it's tempting to create a fictional version of world history.

"It's tempting to create a very sticky application and play around with functional imperialism, rather than letting the applications work together the way God, and Steve Jobs, intended," Boudreaux said.