Sentence examples for don't induce from inspiring English sources
You don't induce emotions by talking about those emotions; you are much more likely to do so by describing facts of the world, quite objectively.
As the text adapter, Mr. Cohen won't remind anyone of Richard Wilbur, whose twinkling versions of Molière set the poetic standard for his translators, but his rhymed couplets don't induce too many winces, and he avoids doggerel with reasonable success.
And for a new generation of women 15 to 25 who like to experiment with funky fashion as long as the prices don't induce anxiety, he established Limited Express, which has grown to 218 stores nationwide.
While corporate responsibility and progressivism are surely better than the alternative, I have to wonder whether jobs of this nature don't induce a slight schizophrenia in how one understands what one is doing, and whether a degree of co-optation isn't inevitable.
Our latest issue of Greater Good magazine came out this month, featuring several essays about "the psychology of the bystander". We look at the factors that do–and don't–induce people to come to the aid of others in a crisis situation.
Transaction pipelines without bubbles do not induce execution without delay.
Do not induce vomiting if the formulation contained hydrocarbon solvents.
braziliensis do not induce TNF-α production by macrophages.
