Sentence examples for tempted to exclude from inspiring English sources

Instead there is a danger that the country's rulers may be tempted to exclude the Brotherhood entirely.

It is welcome – but again, rich countries seem tempted to exclude developing countries from progress, with the excuse that they are unable to make effective use of the information they would get from other countries.

Congress would be tempted to exclude certain kinds of companies from the portfolio (cigarette manufacturers, firms doing business with embargoed countries, and so on), to invest more heavily in firms that already receive favourable treatment in other government programmes, and to interfere in takeover battles and other proxy issues.

In particular, while it may be tempting to exclude patients or centres where the intervention was not fully implemented, an intention-to-treat analysis (analysing all participants in the group to which they were randomized, regardless of whether they completed the protocol or not [ 10]) is the best primary focus of the results.

But America is miffed to be excluded, and will be tempted to think that any club that won't have it as a founder-member isn't worth paying heed to.Irrelevance may indeed be the East Asia Summit's fate.

So, tempted to learn how to knit?

He was tempted to argue the point.

Or she would be tempted to drive.

You may be tempted to dance.

I was almost tempted to believe it.

He was almost tempted to buy one.