Sentence examples for temptation to further from inspiring English sources

President Bush must resist the temptation to further sabotage this worthy treaty and let it take effect.

Resist the perennial gambler's temptation to boost your winnings further by playing just "one more roll", as innumerable payouts have been squandered this way.

(Isherwood) ★ 'pool (no water)' (closes on Saturday) Mark Ravenhill's knife-sharp, perceptive play examines an accident's fallout on the lives of five artists who cannot resist the temptation to exploit the incident to further their own stalled careers.

But it has since resisted the temptation to cut further, preferring to make ad hoc purchases of bank assets as their need for cash arises.

The issue has bitterly divided the church but in a speech to today's synod Dr Williams urged conservatives to resist the temptation to make any further attempts to stall legislation in favour of women bishops.

Since we are not primarily interested in those applications of hypersets, we resist the temptation to discuss matters further.

Basement Jaxx's music has always hinted at the epic and symphonic, so one can understand the temptation to take things one step further by employing an actual orchestra, Metropole Orkest of the Netherlands, to reinterpret their hits in quasi-classical mode.

I really do see threats to all countries, If we fail to act now to what's happening in Ukraine, there will be a big temptation [for Russia] to further instigate situations elsewhere".

Psychologists are finding that feelings of guilt can have an ironic impact on our behaviour, leading to further temptation and scuppering our broader goals, while enjoying the occasional indulgence can help recharge your self-control.

Further away, the temptation to fall into the routine of moral grandstanding proved too strong.

Campbell's success narrative also gels with the value Costa Ricans place on a staunchly pragmatic vision of advancement that further challenges the temptation to interpret the country's outpourings of joy from a perspective of third world romanticism.