Sentence examples for are prompts from inspiring English sources
verb
To lead someone toward what they should say or do.
- I prompted him to get a new job.
They are prompts, hacks, nudges.
These are prompts – what you want to do; what you can do; what, perhaps, you ought to do.
Externally imposed controls by government or industry are prompts intended to move organizations to engage in a moral minimum.
Something about the turbulence of this age, the deep sense of dissatisfaction with things as they are, prompts people to discard the stale verities and invent new ones.
Big moments are prompts for predictions about what it means for the future, most of which sound a bit overblown to me.
We are driven by our humanitarian mandate to help vulnerable people wherever they are, and we will continue to do this, but terrible incidents like the one in Kunduz are prompts to ensure humanitarians are ready and prepared to work in these environments.
International league tables are prompting some change.
The conversation Wigan are prompting is whether atonement is possible.
Now, the latest financial numbers are prompting new doubts.
The rumours are prompting continued unrest.
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