Sentence examples for difficult to nudge from inspiring English sources

Even within our current stores, it isn't difficult to nudge people in a better direction, at least in the short term.

Inflation in Europe accelerated for the first time since last May, an estimate released today showed, making it more difficult for the European Central Bank to nudge economic growth by reducing interest rates.

It's a difficult balancing act for Mattingly, trying to win now while still trying to nudge Pederson out of his current offensive abyss.

It prefers to nudge rather than bully.

One has to nudge, cajole.

And, once more, winning seemed to nudge people to cheat.

He hopes to nudge the immature eggs to mature.

InBloom seems designed to nudge schools toward maximal data collection.

Mortgage rates have already started to nudge up.

The administration would like to nudge it down further.

They are also expected to nudge interest rates up gradually.