Sentence examples for does not prompt a from inspiring English sources

But this is based on misinterpretation of the available evidence: culling does not prompt a rapid reduction in the numbers of infected badgers".

After Monday, he apologised for "croaky first day start" in a tweet and is understood to want to return when his performance does not prompt a slew of reports and concerned commentary.

If that does not prompt a serious, sharp review focussed view both of strategy and leadership, then whatever will!

Rare is the case involving any kind of business issue that does not prompt a filing from the Chamber's litigation arm - be it litigating to force workers, instead of employers, to pay for their own safety equipment; opposing any move to combat climate change; or fighting on behalf of lead paint manufacturers, big tobacco and asbestos.

Ms. Gallagher grants that single motherhood doesn't prompt a conservative awakening in most women — a teenage encounter with "Atlas Shrugged" did it for her — but she suggests that all single moms long for a husband and provider: "Most single mothers vote Democrat because they are women who are raising children alone and need help.

"The 50 Year Argument" is rarely uninteresting, save for a brief moment toward the end as the narration of article excerpts seems to grow longer and longer, but the movie doesn't prompt a conversation that extends past a reverence for the publication itself.

The tests did not prompt a single design change, Jordan said.

Her role, whatever its exact dimensions, did not prompt a lot of news.

The Big 12 shrank to 10 universities, but that did not prompt a name change.

Hopefully, there will be even more use of technology to sort out controversies during the next World Cup, in 2018.That is scheduled to be in Russia, assuming that its military actions do not prompt a change of venue.

Questions at Home But the question on the minds of some lawmakers is why the declining security situation did not prompt a fundamental rethinking of the security needs by the State Department and the White House.