Sentence examples for more tempting to from inspiring English sources

For the sake of their finances it was tempting to stay longer, but for the sake of their marriage it was more tempting to leave.

"That makes it more tempting to sell".

It has also become more tempting to have others cook chicken for us.

With Bin Laden's death, it is even more tempting to think that the era of Al Qaeda is over.

According to other experts, smaller yields and more accurate targeting would make them more tempting to use.

A strategy of refurbishing stores to make them more tempting to discerning shoppers, and expanding the range of products to cater to more sophisticated tastes, proved more prescient than Mr Scott could possibly have imagined.

Philadelphia's law libraries gave Blaine the chance to at last begin to study the law, but in 1853 he received a more tempting offer: to become editor and co-owner of the Kennebec Journal.

The loss of these more tempting carrots to the international fashion press has caused many anxious PRs and British Fashion Council members to wonder if London has, for the moment, lost its fashion allure.

And could there be a more tempting image to lead impressionable Edwardian men astray than the sight of Margarethe Gertrude Zelle photographed in her finery her head, neck, breasts and upper arms festooned with Eastern diadems, in contrast to her white, naked rump?

There are even more tempting opportunities to download "free" copies of "cracked" pirated software.

There's nothing more tempting than to imagine our luxuries appear fully-formed on the supermarket shelf.