Sentence examples for tempted to quit from inspiring English sources

The flaw in this idea might be that successful managers will be tempted to quit while the going is good.

It helps retain scientists and other workers who may be tempted to quit to care for parents with recurring health crises.

It prompts questions about how many other Lib Dem ministers will now be tempted to quit the government before the next election for similar reasons.

Others in her situation, her gender scrutinised by the world's media, may have been tempted to quit, but the 19-year-old said that was never an option.

Some athletes who may be tempted to quit after a bad performance just need time to remember why they fell in love with the sport, says Beale – which is unlikely to be for medals or money.

"I was tempted to quit several times," jokes Preeg.

It has never been as tempting to quit a show and move on to the next offering.

I was also tempted to call it quits a number of times as I found myself sprayed with beer - or worse - as half-empty cups and plastic bottles rained down on us.

Of the two Scottish managers Walter Smith appeared the most subdued and after three seasons of hard graft with little to show for it there is a feeling on Merseyside that he may be tempted to call it quits this summer.

If he were tempted to threaten, Haig-like, to quit, he knows that Bush has Condi Rice waiting in the wings.

With startup success stories tempting undergraduates to quit, universities have raced to add entrepreneurship to their curricula.