Sentence examples for has been inducing from inspiring English sources

The only new show that deserves to be called a bona fide hit -- because it has been inducing viewers to seek it out every week -- is "C.S.I., Crime Scene Investigation" on CBS.

They were so hideous, and yet I longed for them, an unnerving kind of covetousness that Prada has been inducing in customers and window shoppers alike since the early 90s (she inherited the business in 1978, but did not begin making clothes until a decade later).

Hating fuss and feathers, he has been induced to make triumphal progresses on four continents.

We join them an hour after Eddie has been induced and is starting to feel the pain.

Of course, after 20 years of starvation, every organisation is crisis-managed, because crisis has been induced by the politicians.

So instead, here is some dialogue from near the end of the episode, after a pandemic has been induced in most of the population using the smallpox vaccine.

Once a significant secondary charge has been induced, there is a relatively weak flow of electricity between the storm cloud and its target.

He does not scorn their [western writers'] good opinion; the Nobel award gave him "a lonely joy", even though he has been induced now to reject it.

However, resistance to chlorhexidine has been induced in vitro [82].

This indicates that the crystalline size has decreased and strain has been induced in the lattice.

Corrosion has been induced by means of an electrochemical procedure with a current density of 200 μA/cm200