Sentence examples for do much to induce from inspiring English sources
Now if you think I am equal to such an undertaking I think I would like the position of housekeeper with the new hotel Mr. Flagler is building at St. Augustine and if you would be good enough to recommend me to Mr. Flagler I am sure your good word would do much to induce him to give me a trial... Of course you may not think this is a feasible project at all, but you can easily say so.
Yet he overestimated the impact of the Spanish rising of 1808 on the Napoleonic system, and his optimistic reports did much to induce Austria to undertake the disastrous war of 1809 against France.
I don't recall what had set off my adoptive "parents" this time, but it didn't take much to induce an irrational rage.
What did they do to induce changes?
What do they say or do to induce young women to have sex with them?
But if their families do manage to induce them to seek treatment, in much of the country there are not enough specialists to help them.
Their mother, Ginger, has to do much of the heavy lifting, and this recently induced a hernia.
It did not seem to do much.
Therefore, nutlin-3 treatment does not appear to induce much lesser changes to cancer cells than less specific cytotoxic drugs.
Economic pressures have played a part in inducing both contractors and the subcontractors who do much of the specialized work on construction sites to embrace new technology.
