It sounds tempting, benefiting both the participants and, by keeping them out of trouble, everyone else too.
Although it is tempting to extrapolate the benefits of this combination for stroke prevention, recent clinical trials have not borne this out.
As he has in the past, Mr. Putin traveled to Turkey with his basket of tempting strategic and economic benefits immediately after a similar mission by his opponents.
As often happens when a breakthrough technology is on the horizon and uncertainty about its use cases is high, it becomes tempting to overstate its benefits and ignore the fact that technological change takes time to unfold and often requires entire ecosystems to adapt.
The stars of the jovial Irish gangster comedy "Perrier's Bounty" are clearly having such a good time that it is tempting to give the benefit of the doubt to this ramshackle caper about a cheeky Dublin roustabout on the run from a loan shark.
While many employers are willing to invest in expensive growth opportunities, their outdated reimbursement processes could be turning this important benefit from tempting to tedious.
It's tempting for those who benefit from cis privilege to say that the outcry over this type of content is disproportionate, but when we already live in this type of openly hostile transphobic climate, nothing could be further from the truth.
Although the possibility of harnessing TREM2 for therapeutic benefit is tempting, until we learn more about the functionality and regulation of this protein in the brain, it is challenging to envision how one would target TREM2 in AD.
Even so, it's hard not to feel tempted by the benefits of the drug trade.
Because Golovkin's punches are often harder than they look, it is tempting to give him the benefit of the doubt.
