Sentence examples for But prompted from inspiring English sources

But, prompted by cheers, they fell into stride.

But prompted by a ballooning paunch as he approached his 50th birthday, he bought a bicycle.

But, prompted by various readers, I've been investigating more closely and interviewing key players.

But prompted by revelations that Iran was violating its treaty obligations, the U.N. Security Council has passed six resolutions since 2006 demanding that Iran suspend all enrichment activities.

But prompted by Sacramento's mayor, the former N.B.A. player Kevin Johnson, a rival investment group was hastily assembled to make a competing offer.

But prompted by the quickening debate in Britain, the Commission has intervened formally, and its answer is not good news for Scottish nationalists.

But prompted by what it considered conflicting advice, the college of physicians decided to review the research on the subject and the reasoning of other groups.

But prompting the discussion with a question whose answer is self-evident may not be the best approach.

Pros/cons TS Eliot is judged only by fellow poets, possibly adding credibility but prompting suspicions of cosiness.

This result supports the information asymmetry hypothesis that overly optimistic investors misvalue stock prices, thereby earning higher initial returns but prompting long-run underperformance.

At one point, she slinks in between his legs as if to seduce him, but prompts him to pray.