Sentence examples for tempt other from inspiring English sources

He opts for understatement even with projects that would tempt other publishers to be ostentatious.

Imran agrees that "more exciting things, like trips and reading" will tempt other Asian fathers.

The D.N.C. hack, in exporting kompromat abroad, has established a precedent that may tempt other hackers foreign and domestic, state-sponsored and private.

If Flemings and Walloons parted ways after more than 180 years of statehood and two world wars, might they tempt other fragile states such as Spain or Italy to split too?

Fighting in the east could provoke a wider insurrection there; and deepening disorder in Tripoli could tempt other local authorities, especially those in the deep south, to declare their autonomy.

A growing concern has been that a self-financing candidate who begins to do well in the polls would tempt other serious candidates to opt out of the system.

Simplicity sealed the deal for Facebook, but will the mini-Facebook platform strategy tempt others?

Although it is difficult to imagine Mullah Omar ever travelling to a five-star hotel in Qatar to negotiate with American diplomats, the lures of legitimacy and political influence may eventually tempt others in the Taliban's aging leadership.

Is improving their condition seen as a potential 'pull factor?' "This logic is almost as obscene as the suggestion that saving lives in the Mediterranean might tempt others to come.

Health Savings Accounts These accounts, enacted by Congress in November and available for the first time this year, can provide a boon to some people without health insurance and tempt others with insurance to choose less expensive, higher-deductible policies to pay for some medical expenses with income that will not be taxed, and to save for future medical expenses.

Many of the listings offer "bonus money" to tempt others who work for the same employer to pick up a shift, and last-minute shift changes can be filled with paid emergency promotional placement.