Sentence examples for temptation to make changes from inspiring English sources
Mr. Skinner is a low-key and straight-shooting leader who has resisted the temptation to make changes at the company simply to put his own stamp on the job, admirers say.
This poses a particular quandary for Google, which has long resisted the temptation to make significant changes to its tried-and-true search results format.
David Moyes packed his team with just about all of the usual cast, resisting any temptation to make wholesale changes, and their performance could probably be summed up by the reaction of the Cheltenham supporters late-on, when the manager withdrew Leighton Baines and Leon Osman.
Benfica resisted the temptation to make wholesale changes in the summer and have been rewarded.
When you gain valuable insights from split testing and other analytics tools, avoid the temptation to make massive changes.
"We've resisted the temptation to make any changes, as the guys have been magnificent over the past few years," Simmons explained.
Phil's view: This win was not the result of any great tactical genius but he did resist the temptation to make hasty changes when the tide was going against Chelsea.
Clarke has resisted any temptation to make wholesale changes to his squad and back-up team, a continuity that is serving him well, although Argentina international Claudio Yacob has proved an important addition and on-loan Romelu Lukaku has been a threatening presence since his arrival from Chelsea.
We have to make changes".
