Sentence examples for temptation to change from inspiring English sources

"The temptation to change the plans slightly and raise more tax will be great," he said.

At that stage, the temptation to change course is too strong.

The inevitable temptation to change fundamentally the nature of our society, by attacking the civil rights and civil liberties of any individual or group, must be resisted.

It is to chafe daily against the way things run; to resist the idealistic temptation to change all that; and to strive instead for success and solutions within the constraints.

But Luke's suspension is now served and Stephen Kearney will surely be unable to resist the temptation to change a winning team by putting him straight back to hooker for the Kiwis' next game against Samoa in Whangarei.

In the N.B.A. and the N.H.L, the seasons are much longer and so many teams make the playoffs — 8 of 15 in each conference — even small improvements can push a struggling team into playoff contention, so the temptation to change coaches is strong.

He rides his bike to work, and when he does drive, he resists "small temptations to change lanes".

On the east side of Rittenhouse Square bustle two affiliated restaurants, Rouge and Bleu, along with a busy third, Devon, which is tucked between them and has rebuffed all temptations to change its name to Blanc.

"The temptation is always to change," Alderson said.

Even if they do, Andrew Strauss and co must resist the temptation to chop and change before the ICC Champions Trophy on English soil in 2017: stick with this side of ODI specialists and back them to win their first major 50-over tournament and who knows what will follow in the 2019 World Cup.

All six players were O'Neill signings but few made an impression during the last campaign – only two of the group, Sidwell and Young, started more than 10 Premier League matches – as the Villa manager resisted the temptation to chop and change his side.