Sentence examples for be tempted to drop from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, after the exchanges go into effect and prove themselves reliable, some employers will be tempted to drop their coverage.

Budget experts and members of Congress said employers would be tempted to drop drug coverage for two reasons.

I'd be tempted to drop her a simple, kind card, letting her know you are all well, that you are having a baby and that you miss her.

If he manages to emerge again at the head of a ruling coalition, he may be tempted to drop the two-state idea altogether or impose conditions on the Palestinians that would have the same effect.

The risks are greater for lesser colleges, which may be tempted to drop some of their own introductory courses — and some professors who teach them — and substitute cheaper online instruction from big-name professors.

The Bush administration is debating how hard to press China on human rights, and may be tempted to drop condemnation of China at an annual human rights meeting next month in preference for what some see as a more pragmatic approach to extracting reforms from the Chinese.

It can often be tempting to drop in big fancy words, too, just to show off your ability a little (not that there's anything wrong with a wide vocabulary!) but you have to be careful about how you use it.

But we all do it, even famous people, people whose names we're tempted to drop.

It was not difficult to see why connections had been tempted to drop Secret Gesture to 10 furlongs, after she had likewise finished second in the Epsom original.

I've overreached on chairs, bedding, and Scandinavian flatware that sits in my cupboard like a melancholy reminder of all the dinner parties I don't have, but never have I been tempted to drop big money on a couch.

On a bright afternoon on the south coast Van Gaal spent most of this match using his left hand as a sun visor but he may have been tempted to drop it down to cover his eyes completely during the first half-hour as events on the pitch made for grim viewing from a United perspective.