Sentence examples for considerable temptation from inspiring English sources
Resisting the considerable temptation of the Two Bridges' open fires, we resolve instead to return there after our walk.
Given all this expense and likely delay there is a considerable temptation on the part of prosecutors to undercharge cases in order to avoid a jury trial.
We are very glad that the current government has allowed the BBC the space to sort its own recent problems out and has resisted what must have at times been a considerable temptation to intervene.
But the temptations are considerable and the technology far too easy to divert (see Iran).
According to what sources told al-Hayat's correspondent in Damascus, the positions by the Palestinian organizations, came despite "considerable pressure exerted on and temptations offered to the leaders of the organizations," before the Iranian Embassy in Damascus was informed of the invitees' desire to "postpone" the visit to another time.
And if the UUP choose a pro-Agreement candidate and ditch Peter Weir in North Down, the temptation among Alliance's considerable and loyal following on the Gold Coast may be to vote Official Unionist, unseating Bob McCartney.
So the temptation to risk everything against the dangerous but untested Wilder is considerable.
Rejecting every temptation to bash his parliamentary opponents, Cameron called on all his considerable powers of diplomacy this week, deploying every politeness and courtesy even to his most hardened foes, to obtain the votes to bomb Isis in Syria.
We apologise to UK fans waiting for the BBC1 broadcast – we know, we're putting temptation in your way – but this way we can all share your considerable knowledge and discuss the series together.
The game has attracted considerable attention because it seems useful to deduce why humans and animals cooperate in such games when the temptation to defect is the rational solution.
Any temptation by Pappe to claim that he saw this coming has been overwhelmed by outrage, tinged with considerable sadness, at the media images of civilian victims.
