be tempted

Some of you may be tempted to put your newspaper down and pretend to pay attention.

Looking at the screen that the money, no one glistening not to be tempted.

In the midst of all these changes you may be tempted to fall into fear as those about you who do not know of these messages react in fear.

Many people might be tempted to say that the answer depends on which is true: evolution or intelligent design.

Kissinger spends little time relaxing at his country home in Connecticut as a man of his years might be tempted to do.

I could see that the US, and to a lesser extent the UK, might be tempted to go down this road.

Liverpool have expressed an interest in the recent past, and Kenny Dalglish could be tempted to make a move in the next week or two.

It all depends on Volkswagen: if the German make has one more crack at the Dakar, then the 49-year-old might be tempted by a final fling.

Faced with a case like this one, we might be tempted to give Pierpont some simple advice.

There's always going to be something of indeterminate age in your kitchen, and you may be tempted to sniff, poke, and then taste it.

He said , if this was the case , he would be tempted to try.

It is all freely available software, so one will not be tempted to use pirated software and set a bad example.

If you think you'll be tempted to skip, try to work out in the morning.

If I didn`t remember its epilogue so vividly, I would actually be tempted to think of it as a bad dream.

He may be tempted by a career in politics but he would have to cut down on the colourful language.

Potash may be tempted to bulk up its balance sheet with debt to make it a more expensive deal for BHP.

Every normal man must be tempted at times to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin to slit throats.

To answer this question, you might be tempted to add up the money you spend on tuition, books, room, and board.

Once you start a running routine, you may also be tempted to overindulge in fattening or high-calorie foods as a result of your hard work.

Analysts said buyers were unlikely to be tempted by the subsidies until they were easily able to recharge their cars.

Since there is nothing governments can do about this, they may be tempted to ignore the messages being sent.

When trying to cost justify a new system, the team developing the justification will be tempted to generate a laundry list of goals.

He is very faithful unto the Exorcist, and will not suffer him to be tempted of any Spirit.

If it succeeds, the software giant may be tempted to make more incursions into the competitive market for home-entertainment hardware.

You can be tempted to say more than you intend as rebellious Uranus opposes the Sun from your 3rd House of Communication.

It is not a sin to be tempted. Jesus was tempted, yet he never sinned.

In the silence of our self-absorption, we may be tempted to wait for a more pleasing voice. But there is no other true speech.

President Obama might be tempted to reduce higher federal contribution rates as part of his $100 billion savings.

I might be tempted to envy people who can live that way, except that I do not think they have any fewer nightmares than I do.

He could be tempted to come out of his house only by a game of chess or the chance of an argumont.

Anyway, to be connected with such a big club (Liverpool) flatters me. Who would not be tempted to play in the Premier League?

You might be tempted to simply iterate through the collection and add or remove each element as it's found, but don't.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Warren Buffett has a Chinese car problem, and he may be tempted to fix it himself -- at a cost of billions of dollars.

Now you might be tempted to answer, attitude, talent, persistence, drive but these answers would be incorrect.

If China were to slip into economic crisis, some military hotheads might be tempted to invade.

That you would always be tempted to want to call Da GeGe so instead of addressing by his name or his social title.

Investors may be tempted by the cheaper option, but in the long run they should find the top drawer more rewarding.

Do not be tempted to squeeze a square peg into a round hole. If something doesn't fit or it doesn't feel right, try a different approach.

Mr Mbeki, who has to step down as president after two terms, may be tempted to remain in the party post, which has no time limit.

As Java SE programmers, we might be tempted to use an existing LinkedList or Queue class to provide a data store to hold our measurements.

Watching him compete, one might be tempted to think Michael swam before he walked, but he actually didn't begin to swim until age 7.

And students would not have to forgo two whole years of wages, so more should be tempted to apply.

You'll be tempted to use your regular time together as the time for you to angrily vent and argue.

One might be tempted to ask- is there a relation?

Although Opec might be tempted to increase production, Currie says the oil price is more of a refinery problem than a production problem.

Don't be tempted to dole out equity to everyone who helps you found the company--even it makes you feel good to have co-founders.

For instance, let's say that your problem is that you procrastinate. New tappers might be tempted to say.

Do not be tempted to make a day of it, though.

Unkind observers might be tempted to recall Jorge Luis Borges' memorable phrase, "two bald men fighting over a comb" .

They may be tempted to go out to dinner or to buy a more expensive item while in the grocery store.

Alberta has at times sought to push up royalty rates, and could be tempted to do so again as a way of balancing the provincial budget.

And, third, with interest rates near zero, investors are bound to be tempted to move money into risky assets.

You may be tempted to make a major decision impetuously (such as to leave your partner, among many options) now that Uranus is in Aries.

You might be tempted to jump to that more interesting task three days down the track!

It was possible that companions or accomplices of Bob Harvey had been in the secret of his plans, and might be tempted to imitate him.

But he may be tempted to call an early election before Judge Charbonneau completes her work.

Likewise, you might be tempted to believe that lightweight development is useful only for building toy applications.

Don't be tempted to leave any of the purchase on the counters.

Since you've already classified this as a "bad" habit you may be tempted to say there isn't one.

When a control-freak boss is in charge, you and your co-workers may be tempted to rebel. Here's a better strategy.

If you don't do this, you'll be tempted -- and usually succumb -- to throw some of that logic into your Tapestry pages.

You might be tempted to start writing a plan for that goal right now, but don't.

Some regulators may be tempted to take a more conservative approach, perhaps by imposing additional charges on individual banks.

Some leaders may be tempted to help their economies by competitive devaluations, export subsidies or industrial bail-outs.

Man of high moral standards, they are never to be tempted to take such expensive gifts.

Parents are partly to be blamed as they, too, can be tempted to buy things that they do not need.

You may be tempted to edit those SGML fragments to improve the book's flow -- but that results in two diverging copies of the source.

If a messy default is forced upon a euro-zone country, it might be tempted to reinvent its own currency.

One might be tempted to conclude that the airline should never sell a ticket for less than $500.

Investors might be tempted by the fat yields on so-called junk bonds, issued by companies with credit ratings below BBB.

You might be tempted to take comfort from the fact that the last two recessions, in 1990-1991 and 2001, were both quite short.

With antimony prices so high, illegal producers might be tempted to pay bribes to resume production.

Those wanting a more optimistic outlook may be tempted to turn to the emerging world.

We've mentioned de Montfort's unfortunate habit of alienating those of his fellow barons who might otherwise be tempted to support him.

Now that you're on your own, you might be tempted to spend money on all the things your parents wouldn't let you have before.

Others may be tempted to argue, like the Swiss, that they have technical reasons to weaken their currencies.

You might be tempted to make a side trip to the closest fast food restaurant or maybe order a pizza.

If you've been searching for a new position and haven't seen much success, you may be tempted to try more creative ways to get noticed.

Do not be tempted to put a child in a restraint that is too big for them on the grounds that they will grow into it.

You may be tempted to fire up FrontPage right away, but it's wise to make a few decisions before you do.

I'd be tempted to dismiss it as paranoid lunacy if it weren't so obviously a crass, politically-motivated smear.

He made Daniel hire you. 'cause he didn't want his son to be tempted to sleep with his assistants anymore.

Our arms must be mighty, ready for instant action, so that no potential aggressor may be tempted to risk his own destruction.

After all, people might be tempted to move to places where there are good-paying jobs and away from places where there are no jobs.

We cannot blame God, for he "cannot be tempted with evil, and he himself tempts no one. "

If it works, other rich Germans may be tempted into investing in higher education too.

Surely if you were the Queen you'd be tempted to send a butler down to the bookies and say, place them all on red.

God is faithful. He will not let me be tempted beyond what I can bear.

Keep indulgent treats out of the house and you're much less likely to be tempted.

And third, that governments will therefore be tempted into inflation or devaluation as a way of softening the blow.

You may be tempted to control your partner in a forceful way on this day, as Pluto will be in Capricorn.

It is also hoped that some, in this notoriously car-dominated city, might be tempted to take to the pedestrianised streets and cycle tracks.

You may be tempted to pull back from a stretch, especially in a pose you're not used to.

Maybe I'll be tempted by the hot sizzle of hot dogs being sold around the corner.

Since most recent architectures separate code and data, one may be tempted to believe the work at this stage to be trivial.

Perhaps clients should expect less and then managers would not be tempted to lever their positions.

However , it remains uncertain whether other international operators can be tempted on to the Yangtze River .

It is easier to be tempted to run from one assignment to the other, than to stop and manage oneself.

That it's better to marry than to be tempted to sin with sex outside of marriage and then you'd burn in hell?

Neglecting quality control - time pressure can sometimes cause programmers or project teams to be tempted to skip testing.

She met with every man will be tempted, every woman would be strange enough that she met.

Let no one say when he is tempted, I am tempted of God; for God cannot be tempted of evil, and He Himself tempts no one.

Firms may also be tempted to use wage subsidies as a cheap way of keeping their options open at the government's expense.

Now that you have all of this information, you might be tempted to stuff your top 200 words with keywords and forget the rest.

In a downturn, some firms might be tempted to squeeze suppliers.

Buy-out groups may also be tempted to refinance a company's balance sheet to pay dividends to equity holders.

Of course, we can be tempted to talk about other people's needs for grace in such an ungraceful way that it leaves them shamed, not graced.

Without the impression of American authority, aggressors would be tempted.

God does now allow us to be tempted beyond our spiritual strength but with the temptation he provides a way of escape.

Obviously men will not be buying lipstick, but could be tempted by expensive beer or smaller, less costly gadgets.

Invest in a good desk, chair, and computer so you'll be comfortable working, but not so comfortable that you'll be tempted to slack-off.

Many non-Indians will be tempted to see the election as pitting against each other two leaders with distinct national visions.

Pharmaceutical companies, eager to expand their markets, would be tempted to pounce on these new "patients" .

You might be tempted to create a stack that can grow to an arbitrary size by reallocating memory and copying its items as needed.

You might be tempted to move on to other tasks after completing a single aspect.

If you've already completed all the training for the original exam, you might be tempted to just go for SCJP 1. 2 certification.

Some could be tempted by a new populist movement calling itself "Nakh-Nakh" (read: "fuck off" ), which urges voters to spoil their ballots.

Do not be tempted by a twenty-dollar word when there is a ten-center handy, ready and able.

And thus you might be tempted to use alcohol to fall asleep the next night and the night after that and so on.

The obstacles to fundamental change are so forbidding that leaders will always be tempted to try to muddle through.

After a long winter of reduced activity or inactivity you might be tempted to get outside and train as soon as the weather improves.

You may also be tempted to try to use an analog (VGA) monitor or a DVI-D-to-VGA conversion cable.

Without agreed controls , each Green Belt , Black Belt, and division may be tempted to take the Six Sigma process in their own direction .

It took us years to put on this weight, so let's not be tempted to think we can take it off in mere weeks.

I am afraid that if I stop just once, I would be tempted to do it again.

While I might be tempted to wonder at how useful these tips might be, only time will tell.

Charles Itandje admits he could be tempted into securing a permanent move away from Liverpool.

Don't be tempted to let your guard down though; you're still "on, " even if the interview has ended.

The other sea is cleverer, storing its income jealously. It will not be tempted into any generous impulse. Every drop it gets, it keeps.

An isolated Britain might be tempted to veto the single supervisor.

Jesus was then led away by the Spirit into the wilderness, to be tempted by the devil.

I am not as concerned as you that your tutor will be tempted into hustling for extra reference-writing work.

But if, as a nation, you can't manage this, you may be tempted to resort to artificial (and temporary) expedients.

When markets recover, the banks might be tempted to replace them with rather cheaper talent.

Don't be tempted to try the local cuisine if it includes wild animals.

Paul adds that the younger widows may also be tempted to become lazy gossipers who sinfully interfere in people's lives.

Rule number one, never carry a gun, if you carry a gun you might be tempted to use it.

Brothers, if someone is caught in a sin, you who are spiritual should restore him gently. But watch yourself, or you also may be tempted.

However, compensation is nearly always well below market value and because of that Boro could be tempted to sell.

But governments may be tempted to suppress critical reporting by claiming it could damage public safety or national security.

For women to be tempted into considering casual sex, the guy better be a hottie.

He may be tempted to give ground so as to secure a return to work, and get the bulk of his pension reform through.

You may be tempted to put is aside as a mere joke but come back and try it again.

Then Jesus was led up into the wilderness by the Spirit to be tempted by the devil.

You may also be tempted to use the Domino transaction count for measuring workloads.

Eager to collect taxes from builders and nannies, it will also be tempted to monitor electronic-cash payments.

First, pick a name that's so bad, that you won't even be tempted to use it when you run into difficulties finding your real domain name.

Since this is so, you may be tempted to add project references to internal or external JARs as well.

If you trust an entity you might be tempted to trust the content it provides.

If banks or other investors lose faith in their ability to hedge risks, they will be tempted to cut back on risk or demand higher yields.

You could be tempted to overspend on unnecessary items.

If commercial lenders assume the central bank will always bail them out when things go wrong, they may be tempted to lend recklessly.

This way, you won't waste food or be tempted to polish it off for your child out of habit.

It is not a sin to be tempted; the sin is to give in to temptation.

Some would say it so cute and so sweet, others might be tempted to park it in a pooper-scooper.

Some governments may be tempted to direct their banks' lending, especially if the credit markets are not working.

Mac: Rule number one: never carry a gun. If you carry a gun you may be tempted to use it. Rule number two: never trust a naked woman.

Avoid bars or restaurants where you might be tempted to light up.

If you're seeking to praise someone, you might be tempted to overdo it.

Then Jesus was led by the Spirit into the desert to be tempted by the devil.

You might be tempted to simply ignore the problem and hope it goes away.

Even on hectic days when you might be tempted to skip lunch, don't do it.

But considering that past dire forecasts have not materialized, advocates for tougher rules may be tempted to press on.

And those ignorant of the issues, or those who have a vested interest in other forms of energy, may be tempted to raise these issues again.

'If you wake up feeling worse, you'll only be tempted to hit snooze again and then you're in for a vicious cycle. '

Many small business owners may be tempted to drain themselves dry when it comes to financing their business.

When you begin to be tempted by someone, he leaves due to disappointment.

You could be tempted to, if you thought that others might marginalize it or ridicule it.

Though you might be tempted to create a joint leadership arrangement or leadership by committee, these are recipes for slow decision-making.

We're to have "a spirit of gentleness, " all the while keeping in mind that we too may be tempted.

To solve this problem, a Java programmer might be tempted to define a function that gives you the nth Fibonacci number.

If you're aiming for the Stanford Graduate School of Business, you may well be tempted to do all of the above.

You may be tempted to bargain-hunt for implants, but remember that your health (not your wallet) is the priority.

Politicians would be tempted to activate it every time there's a housing downturn.

Make a goal for yourself and plan for it, and don't be tempted to sulk in misery thinking that you can't afford it right now.

Indeed, investors in the Chinese company might be tempted to start deleting that deal from the archives.

Other investors, especially those who need income, may be tempted to follow suit.

The atmosphere is more casual than an office, and you may be tempted to let down your guard and consider this a social event.

Owners of this form may be tempted to think they're safe because they've limited the column names to select lists.

If you rest too long in between, you might be tempted to quit.

Mr Obama may be tempted to take the "regional" scope of the conflict further.

They are all men of high moral standards and are never to be tempted to take such expensive gifts.

However, as the recession deepens, many countries may be tempted to.

You may be tempted to have penis enlargement surgery.

You may be tempted to do the exact opposite of what you've done before.

Jurors can and almost certainly will be tempted to look up criminal pasts of defendants in their cases.

Private equity might be tempted.

The government might be tempted to reassert its authority by quashing all criticism.

Without this, poor farmers will be tempted to hide bird-flu outbreaks and continue to sell poultry that should be culled.

Life does not have to be tempted or sumptuously enticed.

And I want to tell you now that if you are like most law students you will be tempted to run away.

When you have that option you may be tempted to use a debug build on staging and a release build in production.

The physical market lacked activity, but some speculators could be tempted to cash in on gold's gains.

Moreover, a regime willing to risk war by sinking a South Korean vessel may be tempted to escalate and perhaps miscalculate in the future.

Chinese producers, left with spare capacity, would then be tempted to export into an already well supplied world.

Men of high moral standards, they are never to be tempted to take such expensive gifts.

If I came back I'd be tempted to eat dinner here most nights too as the food was delicious, good value and great service.

Modern athletes, fuelled by colossal rewards, can easily be tempted into misbehaviour.

Do not be tempted by these deals.

I know that you are going to be tempted to not do this step, they will look dry, but they will not be.

If attracting international investors is too hard, governments will be tempted to lean on their domestic savers.

Hard-up companies will be tempted to opt for cheaper, DIY solutions, to the irritation of established pollsters.

Despite these warnings, some of you will be tempted to lend money.

Some worry that governments and industry will be tempted to use the technology to monitor individual behavior.

So some homeowners may be tempted to default and escape the burden of negative equity.

You might be tempted to think that you live in the wrong type of area, but you're likely mistaken.

On reading diplomats' dissembling, people may be tempted to sneer.

You'll no longer have any confusion about where you stand with her and you won't be tempted to ever ask her out again.

You may be tempted to spend too much on entertainment or luxury items.

It will not be tempted into any generous impulse. Every drop it gets, it keeps.

Employees and executives will be tempted to flee troubled banks to subsidiaries of foreign banks or stronger U.

but you might also be tempted to spend a much larger monthly sum.

No matter how luxurious clothes are ugly heart block could not, no matter how cheap the clothes are hot You'll be tempted to mind.

Investors must be tempted to echo the words of Al Pacino in "The Godfather: Part III" .

You may be tempted to have a single field for full names, or for product names along with product descriptions.

In all likelihood, Beijing will be tempted to do so if millions of refugees start fleeing into China.

You may be tempted to get involved in secret affairs or love triangles.

Whenever Dr. Jekyll pleasure to be tempted, he will be taking a drug, a small ugly The Mr. Hyde.

Reinvest Your Profits: When you first make money, you may be tempted to spend it.

Meanwhile, if the economy worsens in the first quarter the government may be tempted to abandon prudent regulation altogether.

Expect to be tempted to avoid your tasks.

Plenty of others must be tempted too.

Men of hellogh moral standards, they are never to be tempted to take such expensive gifts.

Beware: because some carriers pay a higher commission than others, brokers may be tempted to play favorites.

The faltering FDP might conceivably be tempted in that direction so as to claw its way back into the Bundestag.

Without a servant's heart, you will be tempted to misuse your shape for personal gain.

Often you will be tempted to 'wait and see'. Or someone will say to you, "You're over-reacting! "

Many local officials will be tempted to maintain their lobbying operations, even if they have to reorganise them as companies.

The 85-year-old priest means people can be tempted and literally possessed by Satan.

' And the Duke thought you'd be tempted by Sarasate. You'll find a number of your friends.

There are other pressing nuclear issues. Might the struggling regime of North Korea be tempted to use its tiny arsenal?

On the other hand, if I am too easy on him, if there are no consequences for his misbehavior, then he may be tempted to cheat on me again.

Once begun, purchases will be hard to stop; the government will be tempted to send good money after bad.

When a respected employee recommends a friend, employers may be tempted to assume that the candidate will make a good colleague.

You wouldn't consider it, yet you may be tempted to do something even worse.

To keep your child "safe, " you may be tempted to home school him.

As routine displaces novelty, we may be tempted to shift our attention to someone new and taste again the thrill of romantic love.

Some employees may be tempted to spend more if payment is made by card rather than cheque.

The firms could then be tempted to find ways to use the data being generated to grow their profits.

Don't assume you won't be tempted to have an affair as almost everyone is.

Party conservatives will be tempted to hack away at bamboo capitalism.

It is easy to see why the government may be tempted to intervene.

Will you be tempted to make a number of changes for the match given the exertions of the past week?

You may be tempted to focus on bilateral issues.

Be prepared. Temptations are not an option that we might or might not have in life. We all will be tempted in one way or another.

With their rising incomes and access to freshly paved roads, many will be tempted to emulate Americans and buy cars.

If we focus on building a future with each client, then we won't be tempted to abuse them in the short term.

AT&T may also be tempted to buy a bigger foothold in fast-growing emerging markets.

A word of caution: Don't be tempted to use a profile document as your parameter document.

The inverse is also true: When the market is reaching new highs, you'll be tempted to jump in with both feet.