Sentence examples for has a nudge from inspiring English sources

What might work is a cocktail that has a nudge instead of a kick.

It also has a "Nudge" feature (similar to a Facebook "Poke") that's meant to be used when you want to tell a friend to issue a new update to his or her Path.

It's had a nudge to do that from the big platform players, too.

In his waning months in office, Mr. Clinton has a chance to nudge peace efforts ahead in Northern Ireland and the Middle East.

But I strongly believe that the tech community has a responsibility to nudge startups in a benevolent direction.

We find that only a default nudge has a significant effect, while all other nudges prove ineffective.

Children disappear in this city, and the city has a way of nudging them back home.

The market has a habit of nudging people and companies (even social-purpose companies) to watch out for their long-term self-interest.

David Cameron, Britain's prime minister, has established a "nudge unit" in Downing Street.

He said it had a chrome "nudge" bar, presumably to make the inevitable push starts easier.

They may have also had a quiet nudge from Pinterest itself there, too, since the company these days discourages businesses from using "Pin" in their names.