Sentence examples for make tempting from inspiring English sources

The World Bank and foreign utility companies could make tempting new targets".His politics are of confrontation and polarisation, of the daily plebiscite," says Jorge Castro, former secretary of strategic planning.

Before bringing your best friend into your office, be sure to clear your work area of any loose cables and cords that might make tempting chew toys, and keep things like fans, paper cutters and printers up high and out of paws' reach.

Cargo trains make tempting targets, and some outbound convoys have already been attacked.

In an era of downsizing, people in their 50s make tempting targets for companies seeking to cut costs.

Utilities also make tempting and clear targets: in a highly concentrated market there are just six big retailers (British Gas, EDF, E.ON, npower, Scottish Power and SSE).

Guinea's diamonds, and its crowded refugee camps, make tempting targets.Another explanation is that the rebels have been told to attack Guinea by the Liberian government.

The low-performing firms made tempting LBO targets, because they were earning low returns on their existing assets, and they were destroying capital when they reinvested their cash flows.

But, though Francis made tempting promises, the electors, in the end, opted for Charles not, however, without drawing from him a 36-point "electoral capitulation" in which he swore to uphold the estates' prerogatives.

This makes his name tempting for headline writers.

That can make shortcuts tempting.

The noise level and surging crowds make it tempting to cut and run before dessert.