Sentence examples for clearly prompt from inspiring English sources

It's a love triangle as designed by M. C. Escher — and one that should clearly prompt at least some of the characters (if not all of the actors) to recuse themselves as a matter of professional ethics.

Bonnici et al.'s (2012a) findings clearly prompt further questions about what might be occurring within anterior and posterior hippocampus during autobiographical memory recall.

A tough puzzle, clearly, prompting comments such as 'possibly the toughest ever' and 'nearly gave up'.

The cyber-attacks were clearly prompted by the Estonians' relocation of the Soviet second world war memorial on April 27.

Long said: "Last night's programme has clearly prompted a lot of discussion on social media and we monitor social networks as a matter of course.

The crisis has clearly prompted changes to risk management and underwriting practices: more emphasis on affordability, more rigorous stress-testing, better pricing for borrowers with more equity to put in.

Cameron's absence clearly prompted confusion among viewers, as it emerged that the second most searched question on Google during the event was: "Why is David Cameron not at the debate?" Following Cameron and Hague's claims, Labour strongly disputed their version of events, saying the prime minister had refused the opportunity to take part.

Before the upgrade changes the OS of your device, you will be clearly prompted to choose whether or not to continue.

That previous record was set when the new Nexus 7 leaked on July 17, which clearly prompted early adopters to take advantage of a small head start ahead of the big reveal.

The Citizen Petition Denial Letter, which came five days after the denial of the Plan B One-Step SNDA, was clearly prompted by the Secretary's action, despite the FDA's fanciful effort to make it appear that it undertook an independent review of the Citizen Petition.

While this exercise clearly prompts reflection in students rotating through pediatrics, it is a very small part of the clerkship curriculum and an even smaller component of the overall medical school experience.