Sentence examples for temptation to tinker from inspiring English sources

Arok resisted the temptation to tinker with his side, beyond swapping Mike Petersen for Jason Polak.

The temptation to tinker with an index is quite powerful, especially given the constant pressure on Wall Street to produce profits.

Prof Jane Dacre, president, Royal College of Physicians " Ministers must avoid the temptation to tinker with NHS structures and instead create the space for local health leaders to reshape services around people's needs.

"The court's impulse to intervene when a litigant's lawyer has made mistakes is understandable; the temptation to tinker with the technical rules to achieve what appears a just result is often strong, especially when the client faces a capital sentence," Justice Scalia said.

Although Congress mostly resisted the temptation to tinker with the budget details, it did give some specific projects a boost beyond the requested amount.

It's even a challenge for the governments of democratic countries to resist the temptation to tinker with Internet fixes for various social causes.

The temptation must have been to tinker as England did before this game.

England resisted any temptation they might have had to tinker with their side, in particular ignoring suggestions in some places that Adil Rashid should replace either Jordan or Stokes.

The Temptation to Deceive.

Avoid the temptation to stir.

Resist the temptation to tell.