Sentence examples for tempted to support from inspiring English sources

The agreement seems likely to split the ranks of Senate Democrats, with liberals opposed and moderates tempted to support it.

Mr Fallon's pledge aims to win back voters tempted to support the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP), which has long opposed new ones.

"If Ukip candidates were as sound as most of their policies, this paper would be tempted to support the party", starts the Mail's leading article.

In a message to Tory voters tempted to support Ukip at the general election, Hague warned that they could help Ed Miliband "sneak into Downing Street by default".

Some might be tempted to support Sotomayor for the Court just because of how wrong Rosen was and because she saved the 1995 baseball season.

And Mr Boren admitted that he would be tempted to support an independent candidate "if the two parties do not rise to the occasion".But after Iowa and New Hampshire there may be less space for a bipartisan candidate.

To be sure, it is tempting to support bombing against President Bashar al-Assad of Syria.

If banks are so big or so linked to the rest of the economy that their distress will bring unacceptable costs, then any government or central bank will be tempted to provide support, for example by seeking new legislation that authorizes emergency bailouts.

And given his strong support from social and religious conservatives, he may be tempted to consolidate that support by proposing, say, like-minded judges for the Supreme Court.Mr Bush's victory has spared America the pain of another indecisive vote.

There is a natural human bias to want to participate in the latest new thing, and it was tempting to contribute to support the growth of the bitcoin movement.

Mr Berlusconi will be tempted to withdraw his support as soon as he believes he can win an election.