Sentence examples for tempting to merge from inspiring English sources

As these views are mutually compatible, it is tempting to merge them and to envisage the emergence of lipid-enclosed compartments enveloping a variety of ribozymes and peptides large enough to undergo catalytic closure (Fig. 2B).

The decision to sell the 10,500‐mile railway to its 14,000 employes was reached by the carrier's parent, Northwest In dustries, Inc., after several at tempts to merge or sell the C. & N. W. failed.

It's tempting to give up and label these whats-its a mass-media Neanderthal — an evolutionary dead end; an attempt to merge the tools of newsgathering and filmmaking that had its moment but died out.

It is tempting to answer: insatiable curiosity.

It is tempting to say so.

It is tempting to see a convergence.

It is tempting to say, not much.

It's tempting to tune him out.

It's tempting to literally recreate it".

It's tempting to say that Bill.

Yet it's tempting to do so.