Historically, strategists note, high price-to-earnings ratios don't prompt sell-offs themselves.
If we don't prompt a debate about what it means to be radical, that would be a shame too.
The best way to pre-empt regulation, of course, is to behave in ways that don't prompt it.
The newer drugs are weight neutral, so don't prompt weight gain, but they cost four or five times the amount of the traditional drugs, so staff here are not able to prescribe them at will," he says.
Nostalgia itself is wisely unplayed, although People Are Strange Machines, about social media, and The Way don't prompt the usual exodus from the venue when vintage bands unveil new songs.
So was Ricky Gervais at the Golden Globes when, out of all the thousands of funny jokes you could make about Hugh Hefner, he decided to make one about him being old … These jokes don't prompt me to laugh, or gasp.
Instead, many independent films have received a few days' exposure at such venues as Anthology Film Archives and MOMA, and those screenings, while making worthy films available, don't prompt many reviews and don't render films eligible for the year's best-of lists (since most publications base their polls on lists of the year's official releases).
It punishes you with getting stuck on scenery, objectives that don't prompt progression mid-mission, and an imprecise quick-aim system that on one occasion auto-targeted our assassination target - not the half-dozen or so low-level thugs standing next to him - with a hallucinogenic dart, sending him into a frenzy so he was impossible to kill and complete the objective, forcing a complete restart.
If these words don't prompt a flicker of recognition, modern readers may be forgiven.
"I always wonder why numbers like those don't prompt companies to at least encrypt their data," said Beth Givens, executive director of the advocacy group.
For example, you could say sequencing results that don't prompt a healthcare follow-up are also valuable because they provide peace of mind.
