Sentence examples for ever more tempting from inspiring English sources

Welcome, in short, to "slow travel", which comes to seem ever more tempting in an age of acceleration.

But they were not without help; their determination fed every single day on the sight of those Constantinopolitan walls, which made the city ever more tempting and the desire to conquer it irrepressible.

As calamities and political conflicts around the world accumulate, and it is ever more tempting to throw up your hands, the Human Rights Watch Film Festival is fighting the tide of cynicism and despair.

Countries that used to make inexpensive goods at low cost have developed the capacity to produce high-value goods, making it ever more tempting for American companies to design at home but manufacture abroad.

The erosion of Coasian transaction costs will make it ever easier for small companies or just collections of entrepreneurs to challenge the dominance of big companies; and ever more tempting for entrepreneurs to enter into loose relationships with other entrepreneurs rather than to form long-lasting corporations.

The rise of personalisation, and the increasing accuracy of defaults that have been selected for us, have a serious downside: they make it ever more tempting to operate on automatic pilot, rather than to investigate and to choose on our own.

And as banking in Italy becomes more concentrated, it will become even more tempting for foreigners.

It can be even more tempting when these homes are now overwhelmingly in private hands.

And that for a brewer aiming at world domination, a bigger SABMiller would make an even more tempting target.

With Bin Laden's death, it is even more tempting to think that the era of Al Qaeda is over.

And the camera body-sized Spark is even more tempting for those on the go.