Sentence examples for tempting alternative from inspiring English sources
The boom in the UAE has brought very strong inflation with it, leaving Bahrain as a tempting alternative.
Intramuscular tender-point injections therefore offers a tempting alternative since no side effects have been reported after local administration [14, 18, 26, 39, 41, 57, 58].
This is a tempting alternative for a country that is eager to improve its energy security in the face of rising oil and coal imports.
Peer-to-peer (P2P) platforms offer a tempting alternative to cash, with pioneers Zopa and Ratesetter paying between 3.5% and 6.5% a year.
A tempting alternative is a Bernstein compilation on Sony, which combines the Fourth Symphony with Roy Harris's Third, the "Citizen Kane" of mid-century symphonies.
His daughter's depictions of this self-ruled colored Eden have become legend, and in recent years have seemed to hold out a ruefully tempting alternative to the ordeals of integration.
Coupe suggested new cars were among a list of more pressing or tempting alternatives that also included transport costs and phones.
It means providing a competent opposition, with sensible alternative policies, and restoring traditional party discipline.There will be tempting alternatives to boring old Majorism: populism, Euroscepticism, pledges of huge tax cuts and promises not just of less spending and limits to government, but of the Utopia of a minimalist state.
One safe way for both men and women to stay in a relationship is to avoid even looking at tempting alternatives, and there seem to be subtle mental mechanisms to stop the wandering eye, as Dr. Maner and colleagues at Florida State found in an experiment testing people's "attentional adhesion".
If you stretch the Corvette pricing up near $80,000, there are other Ferraris – F355s from the '90s, and maybe even a Miami Vice-era Testarossa – that may be tempting alternatives.
Our need to exercise self-control arises in situations where goals that offer long-term, global benefits are pitted against tempting alternatives that offer short-term, local benefits, and thus interfere with the attainment of long-term goals [1].
