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tempting

[temp-ting] / ˈtɛmp tɪŋ /


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For a long time, it has been tempting to picture the mind as software running on neural hardware, with the brain "computing" in roughly the way a conventional computer does.

From Science Daily

As Americans look ahead to the new year, it’s tempting to think that inflation is waning.

From Barron's

Even new tax incentives, designed to encourage capital investment, aren’t tempting many business owners to plow more money into their companies.

From Barron's

Once the show is over, it would be tempting for the Duffer brothers to consider making a money-spinning sequel at some point.

From BBC

But reaching audiences in a region where American entertainment companies have traditionally made little money is a tempting proposition, particularly when the deals don’t require them to put up initial capital.

From The Wall Street Journal