Sentence examples for tempting inducement from inspiring English sources
In Guizhou you can see why.In poor, overpopulated regions such as it, children are often sold: having cash and one less mouth to feed is a tempting inducement to sell one's daughter as a bride, or one's second son for adoption.
The Africans retort that by making separate deals with different countries they are doing exactly the opposite.Europe's new insouciance about human rights will worry many, especially those suffering atrocities in Zimbabwe and Darfur, while the inducements hardly look tempting.
Sanders did not explain the distinction well, beyond a brusque "in terms of the auto bailout, of course that made sense"; he was too wrapped up in rage at the idea that he might, through any inducement, have been tempted to pay off the billionaires.
But if we assume that the person selected by the government has committed no crime in the past, has no plans to commit a crime presently and would never commit a crime in the future if left alone, then it is an abuse of power for the government to offer lavish inducements to tempt these people into committing crimes, especially people who may be most vulnerable to these temptations.
While it's tempting to focus on the flaws in older brains, that inducement overlooks how capable they've become.
This might be a tempting offer for anyone, but it is truly an awful inducement for someone who is an admitted liar.
Despite the fact that American military aid to Egypt has always been intended as an inducement to strategic cooperation, successive presidents have been tempted to use it in other ways.
What is frowned upon is undue inducement where the amount offered is so large that participants are tempted to carry out actions that are not in their best interest.
Once identified, they were tempted by an assortment of inducements, most notably large sums of cash as well as promises from the CIA that their safety and that of their families would thereafter be assured, including with new false identities.
