Sentence examples for be tempted to develop from inspiring English sources

American officials say Mr. Xi appears to agree with Washington that if North Korea stays on its current path, South Korea and Japan will be tempted to develop their own nuclear arsenals and that more American forces will move into the Pacific.

The more lateral-thinking future LBP clinical trialist might be tempted to develop a back pain intervention that is aimed at changing population attitudes to back pain.

It might be tempting to develop a single constitutive equation for the solubility of water in olivine as a function of these variables, but the convenience of this should be balanced against the guarantee that it would produce the wrong answers (Ingrin et al. 2013).

It is tempting to develop green energy biotechnology to supplement the depletion of fossil fuel resources and to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions.

Don't be tempted to get acrylics.

Young people whose brains are still developing may be tempted to experiment with the devices, and try higher currents than those used in laboratories, he says.

If Argentina gets away with this, warns Hans Humes of GCAB, which claims to represent holders of nearly half the defaulted bonds, other developing countries will be tempted to renege, jeopardising the entire market for such debt.

Republicans might be tempted to dismiss such analysis as irrelevant to the United States, which is already highly developed.

Or she would be tempted to drive.

You may be tempted to dance.

O.K., you may be tempted to say.