Sentence examples for temptation to push from inspiring English sources

Still, Mott has resisted any temptation to push his colt.

The faster the car, the harder it is to resist the temptation to push the limits.

Another risk is the temptation to push for follow-up articles about the impact of the coverage that present details well beyond what readers really need to know.

Although Nancy L. Zimpher, the SUNY chancellor, and Dr. Goldstein of CUNY insist that the tuition increases are unlikely to approach that ceiling, critics of the plan worry about the temptation to push tuition ever higher.

"Then there are others that have evolved, like the elbow spin -- they used to do a half-spin and now they do four or five spins -- so the dancers have to resist the temptation to push it forward".

The first of several knockdowns came two minutes into the fight, yet having seen Diaz handle his punches in their previous fight, McGregor held back from any temptation to push for an early finish.

For agents the temptation is to push clients into doing a deal fast even if for sellers the best bet is to hold out for a higher price and for buyers to wait for a lower one.

The temptation must be to push money into stem".

The temptation will be to push captain Michael Vaughan up to open in the absence of Andrew Strauss and bring Paul Collingwood back into the middle order, but having sent for a specialist opener, I would like to see Cook given his chance because, like Bell, he has all the credentials to be a significant cricketer at the highest level.

His ordinary activity is to tempt man toward evil, to lead him to temptation, to sin, to push him to break divine law.

The temptation for the SNP to push for independence while the main unionist party in Scotland is in the doldrums is strong.Will Ms Sturgeon give in to it?