Sentence examples for temptation to grab from inspiring English sources

The temptation to grab an armful and hole up in a corner is almost irresistible.

There is also a temptation to grab at averages from Pisa to understand the performance of a country.

What is clear is that the temptation to grab at easy money offered by yield-hungry investors is proving too great to resist for some countries.

But that is unlikely to hold the Government back, such will be the temptation to grab that massive 5 per cent renewable energy boost from a barrage – for in December ministers took on the enormous obligation, in an EU-wide deal, of sourcing 20 per cent of total UK energy demand from renewables by 2020.

For tax professionals, the temptation to grab a piece of this profitable business is also intense.

The answer often comes back to the same motivation as the counterfeiters themselves: greed, or the temptation to grab a bargain.

When the measuring cap that comes with the medicine bottle gets gooey and gummed up, the temptation is to grab a kitchen spoon to guesstimate a teaspoon's worth of liquid medicine.

There's a great temptation to just grab the anesthetic and inject it.

This is a temptation too easy to grab!

That might well be the case, given the probability of digital photo enhancements and the temptation to exaggerate to grab consumer attention.

"There's always a temptation in advancing a policy initiative to grab any argument that's available," said Daniel Tarullo, a former economic adviser in the Clinton White House who is now a professor at Georgetown Law School.