Sentence examples for common prompts from inspiring English sources

This approach, however common, prompts objection from those who would uphold a non-normative, value-free understanding of what architecture is and does.

Forget the devil part -- how did sneezes become the most common prompt for the words "bless you"?

A remarkable feature of these molecular signatures is that they have few genes in common, prompting speculation that they may use distinct genes to measure the same pathophysiological process es), such as proliferation.

Since concomitant pneumonia, sepsis, and severe anemia are common, prompt parenteral antimalarial and antibiotic treatment, and availability of supportive treatments (including oxygen therapy and blood transfusion) are of extra importance in this group.

He made the claim as he answered an urgent question in the Commons prompted by David Cameron pledging to stop "health tourism" in his wide-ranging speech on immigration.

Executives involved in the deal said that the common thread prompted the acquisition.

That case -- and reports of rampant welfare fraud in Hildale, Utah, and Colorado City, Ariz., sister cities where polygamy is common -- prompted heightened scrutiny.

Those imbalances create different political and economic problems among countries and regions that make it hard to find common and prompt answers both to the global crisis and to the needed reconstruction of the international economic order.

Acute cough is one of the most common complaints prompting patient visits to healthcare professionals.

Year 6 children frequently mentioned that their own common sense prompted them to wash their hands.

In the early 20th century it seemed to be a common diagnosis, prompting a flurry of papers to be written.