Sentence examples for tempting concept from inspiring English sources

Now we've arrived at a tempting concept that promises to contain all of this: the stack.

"When we gained our independence, we had a very tempting concept of Latvia and the Baltic states more broadly being a bridge between the west and east.

Morris et al. have proposed a tempting concept concerning hyperphosphorylated tau; they speculated that the tau protein in AD is hyperphosphorylated and released from its binding partner to counteract neuronal dysfunction in neurodegenerative diseases such as AD.

The concept sounds tempting.

It can be tempting to use the concept of "perfection" as a self-imposed barrier to taking action.

Thus, it is tempting to advance the concept of natriuretic peptide based therapy in patients with metabolic syndrome where both increased BMI and elevated blood pressure are present.

Some Tory ministers are tempted by the concept of creative destruction (coined by the Austrian economist Joseph Schumpeter).

Although theoretically tempting, these concepts arguing for vasopressor support for hemorrhagic shock are only speculative, and animal and human studies must be further scrutinized to determine whether vasopressor agents are efficacious and at the same time devoid of detrimental ischemic side-effects.

It is tempting to understand them in opposition to concepts of Greekness: scary, 'other' beings that needed to be shoved beyond the perimeters of civilisation.

With the development of technology and automation and the promising concept of individualised therapy, it is tempting to examine concurrently, in panels, many different parameters as cancer biomarkers.

In this context it is also tempting to recall Schmitt's argument that most of the important political concepts are secularised religious concepts, including that of the Sovereign.