Sentence examples for given the temptation from inspiring English sources

Given the temptation in the fashion industry to imitate, Mr. Finkelstein will be on the lookout for copycats among Byco users.

It can be done, but given the temptation to write something beautiful or touching rather than comic, composers can rarely resist.

Given the temptation of all that money, and all the TV adverts that could be bought with it: Is she serious about fighting back against dirty donations?

But it carries a greater risk of conflicts of interest, given the temptation for accounting firms to cut their clients slack on audits and compliance work in order to retain lucrative consulting business.

Financial services will be fertile territory, given the temptation for stressed firms to cook the books.Some corporate executives squeal that the new rules will produce waves of frivolous claims by gold-diggers.

"Given the temptation," he said, "there are people who are always going to play the game, whether by airplane or helicopter, by land, by sea, because there is a real market.

On the other hand, given the temptations on offer, is it not to Borthwick's vast credit that, unlike Dallaglio and Will Carling before him, he utterly rejects the cult of personality?

But given the temptations when your laptop is open that are elicited by those little popups of incoming email it's impossible to not "just quickly read this message and fire off a response".

Pacino is marvelous, especially given the temptations that Shylock offers.

She was one of the first artists to appear on Top of the Pops in 1964, and achieved further fame by hosting, and performing on, a 1965 Motown special of the ITV music show Ready Steady Go!, which gave The Temptations, The Supremes, The Miracles and Stevie Wonder their first UK television appearances.

Which is why hundreds of thousands of parents have given into the temptation to do it in term-time instead.