Sentence examples for tempted to settle from inspiring English sources

Once you have seen it in lights, you may be tempted to settle in.

If they feel vulnerable, they are more tempted to settle cases that they might win, and that itself can drive up costs.

But, bereft of both funds and insurance, Mr Maris was unable to pay.In such circumstances, Lord Hoffmann said, media defendants must be tempted to settle out of court, however strong their case, so as to avoid litigation involving potential liability not only for the defendant's normal legal fees, but double that if they lost, and no reimbursement of their own costs if they won.

Many people are tempted to settle for the standard deductions rather than itemize and figure out a whole series of individual items.

If you're looking to really zone out, you might be tempted to settle down in front of the television.

So as time draws on and the offers come in it can be tempting to settle for an offer below market value.

"I think in a tight labor market people are tempted to say 'We have to settle.'" Amazon, in fact, claims that it is constantly raising the bar for hiring people.

Two new cafes have sprung up on Walnut Street, near the New Jersey Transit rail station, close enough to serve trainbound commuters but appealing enough to tempt customers to settle in for a while.

At Oregon State, U.C.L.A. Coach Bob Toledo said he was tempted to do something similar, but settled for a 38-7 victory.

One might then be tempted to think that this issue is settled, and it might be so for skeletal muscles, but extraocular muscles have an important peculiarity.

Some taxpayers may be tempted to refrain from serious estate planning until the dust settles, but that would be a mistake, Mr. Elkin said.