It is tempting in that case to keep the solution-diffusion framework, based on a combination of permeability and driving force terms.
Indeed, it is tempting in a case with such staggering losses for one to think that they could have made the "right" decision if they had been in the directors' position.
It is tempting in such cases to forget the subtleties and call it a victory if students remember the order of the planets and know that they all orbit the sun in (almost) circles in (almost) the same plane.
But caution should be exercised, as repeated examples have shown that undermining the presumption of innocence and changing the law to convict "the guilty", however tempting in hard cases, invariably makes bad law.
You may be tempted to slip a case round it to protect your valuable gizmo and I wouldn't blame you, but bear in mind that with many you won't get to feel the phone in all its glory any more.
McKee says it's tempting to plead your case to higher ups or to try to prove that you should have you manager's job.
A glass case displays tempting desserts, from fresh fruit salad ($4.50) to gelato and sorbet ($3.50) to vanilla cream crepe pie ($6).
It's tempting to analyze the case in the context of election-year politics, to game out how Obama might be helped or hurt by the Court's eventual decision.
As noted, such a doctrine is highly tempting in the present case: that is, what distinguishes spacetime from stuff in it is that spacetime is a kind of substance with a different essential nature than its occupiers.
While it might be tempting to calculate a case-fatality proportion by dividing this number by the estimated number of cases in Mexico, such a calculation would likely be misleading, for several reasons.
