"reduce temptation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in a moral or philosophical context and suggests limiting one's exposure to something that is considered to be harmful, such as unhealthy food or even vice. For example, "He had to reduce temptation by avoiding the office candy jar."
Getting serious Make it easy for yourself by increasing opportunities to eat better and reduce temptation.
It wants fast food outlets to be "encouraged" to control the size of the portions they serve and use healthier ways of cooking, supermarkets to ban displays of treat foods such as sweets and chocolates near checkouts and queueing areas, as Aldi, Lidl and Tesco have already done in some stores, and wants e-cigarettes to be removed from sale in supermarkets, to reduce temptation.
An additional benefit of saving in a 401(k) account is that the funds are not as accessible as those in an IRA, which will reduce temptation for Johnny and help him to stick more closely to his savings program.
Mill also claimed among the benefits of federations that they reduce the number of weak states hence reduce temptation to aggression, ending wars and restrictions on commence among member units; and that federations are less aggressive, only using their power defensively.
This will reduce temptation to go digging through the trash for the pack they left next to the T.V. Do not move on eliminating areas to smoke.
If you see nectar on the ridges of your feeder (as dripped by the birds), wipe it up to reduce temptation to the bees.
The money saved will go towards multiplying senior officials' salaries (Mr Putin's included) by anything from two to 12 times, to reduce temptations for corruption.
However, despite the variability and limited number of reports available, data suggests that the practice of yoga might influence the desire and motivation to quit smoking, reduce smoking urges, reduce temptations to smoke, increase pulmonary health awareness and reduce inflammatory response in stressful situations.
Not going to them reduces temptation and the use of petrol.
In terms of situational prevention, this initiative minimises contract cheating by increasing the effort (deflecting offenders), reducing the rewards (denying the benefits of cheating), and reducing provocations (by reducing temptation and arousal).
In situational prevention terms this intervention reduces provocations for contract cheating (reducing temptation and arousal) and removes the excuses for this choice (by setting rules, posting instructions, and alerting a student's conscience).
