Sentence examples for more tempting than from inspiring English sources

It's certainly a tempting offer (at least, more tempting than submitting leaked photos and getting zilch in return), but Valleywag may be on the wrong side of the law.

Those thinking of going abroad will need more tempting than usual.

· Picture gallery: images from the production Nothing is more tempting than the apparently impossible.

Multi-coloured Belle Epoque holiday homes lined up like ice cream flavours, each more tempting than the last.

For a young biochemist, working for a big pharmaceutical firm is far more tempting than government research.

Eighty euros still isn't cheap for a hooded windbreaker, but definitely more tempting than the original price.

Comprising gourmet sandwich, salad and soup chains, Mexican outlets and traditional American diners, fast casual offers healthier menus, higher-quality, fresher, more varied food and a more tempting ambience than plastic chairs and garish lighting.

By that rationale, seeing Hancock in Sister Act may sound like a far more tempting proposition than seeing her do some Pinter – especially given the expense of a night in the West End.

CONTRARIAN INVESTORS can hardly find a more tempting market than Korea these days.

While leaving the U.S. may never be an issue of economic survival, the new economic climate is making it a much more tempting option than ever before.

So 5,000 new dues payers in Vermont have become a more tempting prize than before, even if they require a costly brawl with an AFL-CIO union that already represents other public workers in the state.