Sentence examples for heightens temptation from inspiring English sources

Environment heightens temptation too: he cites the epidemic of heroin addiction among American troops in the Vietnam war.

We seem to think public figures must be forgiven for such lapses in judgment because they're exposed to heightened temptations and operate under stress.

This complex misfortune heightens the temptation to blame federal agencies for local problems, says McKinley.

But now, that wage gap and missing pay have heightened the temptation to flee.

But being able to communicate instantly with subscribers is likely to heighten the temptation, which can have especially damaging results in a bull market.

The vast quarries of resources on the web heighten the temptation to steal, but they also make theft easier to detect.

But the movie resists the temptation to heighten the sci-fi elements, and even improves on what may be the novel's one flaw: a Hollywood-like scene near the end when various loose ends are melodramatically wrapped up.

Ultimately time is on China's side if it can resist the temptation to heighten tensions, which can only undermine the forces of moderation on Taiwan.

Garcia admitted that it was at times difficult to resist the photojournalist's temptation to capture the moments of "heightened emotions and actions" unfolding around him.

"And to change the concept of 'us' and 'them' into a 'we.' " Garcia admitted that it was at times difficult to resist the photojournalist's temptation to capture the moments of "heightened emotions and actions" unfolding around him.

Eschewing the winner's temptation to "spend, spend, spend", Andraschek says he wants to heighten awareness of Hungary's 30,000 homeless people instead.