Sentence examples for temptation to step from inspiring English sources

There's no temptation to step into a pull-up jumper.

And yet the temptation to step up the economic pressure remains strong; Candidate Gore, in particular, may be unable to resist it.

When there is so much easy money to be made, the temptation to step over the line is hard to resist, especially when all of your new customers are coming through an army of hard-to-control affiliate marketers.

But the leader of the British Medical Association, Dr Mark Porter, said changes already made to the CQC should be allowed to bed in and ministers should resist the temptation to step in, despite the current crisis.

The temptation is to step softly in second-guessing police work.

So you have to step back from the temptations of opacity and make something that can actually be properly understood.

Avoid the temptation to stir.

Resist the temptation to stir.

The temptation to sleep was also strong.

Avoid temptation to skip class.

Lewis declared in his verdict: "Mr Lee did not strike me as a cynical cheat but rather as a weak man who under financial pressure, succumbed to the temptation to take improper steps that he may well have justified to himself as not really wrong, because the ultimate result of the match, win or lose, was the same.