Sentence examples for create a temptation from inspiring English sources

Because drones carry no physical risk to the attacker, don't they create a temptation to use them simply because they can be used?

Edmund F. Haislmaier, a health policy expert at the conservative Heritage Foundation, said the waivers "result in unequal application of the law and create a temptation to engage in political favoritism".

Lax building-code enforcement, a dearth of affordable housing and a lack of tax incentives to promote owner occupancy create a temptation for landlords and tenants alike to conceal illegal housing situations, Mr. Bearak said.

Giving guns to pilots, he said, would create "a temptation, and more likely an imperative, for flight crews to open the cockpit door in dangerous and chaotic cabin situations".

Or create a temptation for domestic spying.

Da Silva's absence from the race could open up space for any number of candidates, and the dueling political and economic crises could create "a temptation to rely on a completely unprepared politician," Sotero said.

And that created a temptation we could not resist.

But that creates a temptation to get rid of everything else and move all your money to the international fund.

This corruption stemmed from the concentration of power in the hands of a single person or group, which created a temptation to its abuse through allowing arbitrary rule.

Tentative signs of economic recovery in some countries, coupled with fears of popular unrest, created a temptation to reduce the austerity medicine prescribed during the euro crisis.

With the cast-lists of TV dramas largely white, black characters are more likely to be taken as representative, creating a temptation towards positive role-models.