Sentence examples for has induced the from inspiring English sources

If the terrorist threat has induced the climate of apprehension Kelly claims, you feel that Gary's school lecture would have been instantly short-circuited.

That such an agreement is one in restraint of trade is undeniable, whatever the motive or necessity which has induced the compact.

Still hoping to find oil, he has induced the government to raise towering financial barriers against foreign prospectors, & has so far successfully discouraged British & American oil companies from exploring Italy's oil resources.

Already, the controversy has induced the club to take a never-before-seen step -- running the tournament without sponsorship this year, to relieve stress on corporations being pressured to sever ties with the tournament.

Taking over where nature left off, the professor, Angela M. Belcher, has induced the virus to produce, at last count, roughly 30 inorganic materials with semiconducting or magnetic properties.

I was challenging their two further assertions that Israel (a) has induced the United States government to intervene in Iraq and (b) has brought the wrath of Al Qaeda on the United States.

In New York, Hurricane Sandy may have induced the opposite effect.

Scientists have induced the age-old phenomenon of out-of-body experiences in healthy volunteers for the first time.

Structural controls have induced the type and patterns of rivers in Macaé Basin.

The new social structure would have induced the development of different social behaviors.

To hold someone responsible for his behavior is not to exclude any recognition of the environmental factors that may have induced the problematic behavior in the first place.