"Investigation by the licensing authority is a powerful threat, almost guaranteed to induce the desired conduct".
Record player, £29.99, from selfridges.com A sight guaranteed to induce nostalgia in anyone who grew up in the 60s or 70s.
The fracturing would be virtually guaranteed to induce earthquakes, which the company has said would be so small as to be nearly imperceptible but which local residents and some scientists fear could be larger.
The world woke up to the show's genius last summer, and the prospect of a new series is guaranteed to induce squeals of delight in both middle England and metropolitan Britain.
The baby schema This is a tried-and-tested set of physical characteristics that are almost guaranteed to induce an audible 'aww'aww
Sitting through a few installments is guaranteed to induce paranoia about what's lurking on that dirty doorknob, at the local playground or in the bite of a tiny insect.
If bawdy repartee is not your idea of a good time, the dazzling dancing at the ALVIN AILEY AMERICAN DANCE THEATER is virtually guaranteed to induce good cheer, particularly in "Revelations," the Ailey masterpiece that never loses its ability to bring audiences to their feet.
Thing Seven And One Half: Carl Spackler Was Doing It All Wrong: If you've ever played golf, then you know it's a game that is pretty much guaranteed to induce panic, which then throws you off your game, which then makes you panic even more and play even worse.
For the price of a single $300 million F-35 jet, the Pentagon could equip several divisions with medieval-style suits of armor that would not only be zombie-proof, but would be guaranteed to induce a sense of shock -- if not necessarily awe -- in America's enemies.
Irrespective of the mode action underlying the anti-apoptotic effects of PBA, these data demonstrate that stimulation of AICD production alone is not guaranteed to induce apoptosis.
