Sentence examples for greater temptation from inspiring English sources

The higher a person climbs, the greater the risk becomes — and the greater temptation to a rival.

And frantic growers face an even greater temptation to illegally leak excess grass across state lines – and into the crosshairs of US attorney general Jeff Sessions' justice department.

No doubt some religious defenders wanted to employ these bleak visions in a smug apologetic for faith, a greater temptation perhaps in the case of Antonioni, a post-Christian Italian, than of Bergman, an ex-Christian Swede.

Juicy stories of CEOs' nefarious deeds may be more likely to reach researchers' ears, skewing the sample and influencing the conclusion that being promoted to CEO leads to greater temptation to misbehave.

And the Likud for its part will face ever greater temptation to criticise Mr Barak for softness, and to demand tougher military reprisals.What, at this stage, are Mr Barak's chances for closing a peace deal in the five months or so left until the election?

Second, individuals with greater temptation to corruption (a lower probability of getting caught) cooperate less than individuals with lesser temptation (a higher probability of getting caught) or individuals who do not participate in the corruption game.

Getting fake ID's printed is a serious temptation, and it leads to greater temptations: illegal entry into clubs, under-age drinking and taking advantage of one's freedom.

"There's a great temptation.

And that is a great temptation".

The role was a great temptation and a greater danger.

The Italy of "The Great Beauty" is a great temptation.