Sentence examples for tempting other from inspiring English sources

French commentators, however, claimed that if they did not intervene, they would be tempting other dissidents.

Investing in fine art has always been associated with the wealthy, but turbulent financial markets are tempting others with less cash into the field.

Imran agrees that "more exciting things, like trips and reading" will tempt other Asian fathers.

He opts for understatement even with projects that would tempt other publishers to be ostentatious.

The D.N.C. hack, in exporting kompromat abroad, has established a precedent that may tempt other hackers foreign and domestic, state-sponsored and private.

If Flemings and Walloons parted ways after more than 180 years of statehood and two world wars, might they tempt other fragile states such as Spain or Italy to split too?

Fighting in the east could provoke a wider insurrection there; and deepening disorder in Tripoli could tempt other local authorities, especially those in the deep south, to declare their autonomy.

A growing concern has been that a self-financing candidate who begins to do well in the polls would tempt other serious candidates to opt out of the system.

And a mixture of disappointment and outright anger could also tempt other countries to reassess their membership, sending the EU into a process of disintegration, which would spell further economic and political disaster.

The Darfur rebels are mostly black Africans, who are angry after years of neglect, and who have decided that if the southerners can win a share of power by taking up arms, so can they.The government frets that any concessions to the Darfur rebels will tempt other restless regions to rebel.

The Crying of Lot 49 (also set in California and modelled on Chandler, also very funny) might tempt other directors now Anderson has shown adapting him can work, but don't expect to see Gravity's Rainbow on screen any time soon.