Sentence examples for tempting plan from inspiring English sources

The D.E.P. has a tempting Plan B. Instead of another rate hike, the agency wants the City Council to give it the authority to sell liens against properties owned by residents in serious arrears on their water bills.

So while the interest deduction available to buyers makes owning a home a tempting plan, for those in the lower tax brackets, whose deduction may pale in comparison to those buying luxury homes, "it may," says Sanders, "be in the best interest from a tax viewpoint to sell their dwelling and rent".

Ms. Hashemi, who visited Paris on Sept. 10 and met Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin, said she admonished the French not to try to drive a wedge between the United States and the new Iraqi government by offering a tempting plan for quick sovereignty.

They initially approached the town council with tempting plans to expand the small road that runs along the southern edge of the municipal golf course, and to clear the city's riverbank of fast-growing corrizo cane.

The benefits: You're less likely to skip your workout when tempting plans -- hello, happy hour -- pop up.

With the future of the death tax uncertain, it's tempting to delay estate planning.

It's certainly tempting to put off planning and hope for a quick resolution after Nov. 2.

The plan might sound tempting for a desperate Washington, but it's too reminiscent of how the economy first fell into trouble.

What happened after the successful revolution is so close to what Glazyev predicted might happen if Yanukovych had taken Ukraine westbound that it is tempting to think a contingency plan for a different scenario was taken off the shelf and activated.

— John D, western Massachusetts A. It is tempting to dip into a 401(k) plan to pay off an outstanding debt.

Since the plan isn't going anywhere, it's perhaps tempting to dismiss it as meaningless.