Sentence examples for temptation to extract a from inspiring English sources

The temptation to extract a hefty price for your real estate while on holiday brings with it clear risks.

I understand the temptation to extract even more money from this beast while it's at its peak, but I can't imagine that this will allow Facebook to continue its whirlwind enrolment of new users.

But the possible consequences are dire.The second reason that the bank continues to resist the temptations of the printing press is that it first hopes to extract a sincere effort from the LDP to clean up the banking mess.

"That was a great insight to extract.

Beatrice and Virgil is better than many of the critics have suggested, and certainly gripped me as I read the final third in the bath, though there is a temptation to skip the extracts from the taxidermist's tiresome, quasi-Beckettian monkey-and-donkey fable.

"There's a temptation to be a wanker.

The temptation to find a scapegoat is understandable.

But has he never succumbed to the temptation to take a bite?

If not, the temptation to abandon a sinking ship will only grow.

Sometimes though, the temptation to turn a blind-eye lingers on.

Despite the downtime, the band has resisted the temptation to deliver a manifesto.