Sentence examples for a strong nudge from inspiring English sources

A strong nudge from his "academic grandfather" steered him toward Catherine Dulac's lab.

To give it a chance, however, many observers, like Mr. Reinhardt, say a strong nudge from government will again be required.

It asked me to select "yes" or "no" before buying a ticket and highlighted the "yes" option as "recommended". Required choice plus a recommendation qualifies as a strong nudge.

But, in what amounted to perhaps the most forceful and effective portion of his address, Mr. Romney sought to give Mr. Obama's wavering 2008 voters a strong nudge from what he portrayed as a reverie, saying they have given the president time enough.

With a strong nudge from my wife, I started my own business in 2008.

With a strong nudge from the federal government in the form of a tax law known as 401 k), employers liberated their workers.

Experts worry that forcing people to save, like Australia does, or creating strong nudges that have a similar effect, will just send more low-income workers into debt, and economics researchers have been trying to find out what happens in the real world.

Nevertheless, throughout the interviews a strong majority appreciated nudging as a whole and even more so when they target health behaviors.

A strong month of January has nudged Lochner into the lead in the World Cup season standings and has made him a favorite for gold in the four-man bobsled.

Yet, it remains unclear to this point whether this lacking scrutiny derives from a strong trust in the sources of nudging, a general disinterest, or an uncritical acceptance of the existing discourses about health behaviors.

And yet despite nudging Bill to "offer a strong argument in favour of Obama", Wolfson puts the burden on Obama to heal rifts by praising the Clinton presidency.