Sentence examples for have to induce from inspiring English sources

I don't like this new power I have to induce guilt.

Banks would have to induce investors to buy it by paying a sufficiently generous rate of interest.

"We have to induce companies to move to Brooklyn and Long Island City in order to get the critical mass of companies and amenities that will make it a neighborhood," said Barry Gosin, chief executive of Newmark & Company Real Estate.

How might you explain the apparent abrupt change in policy of Libya; the unexpected removal of Abdul Qadeer Khan, the father of Pakistan's atomic bomb; and the about-face in Saudi Arabia -- and what precise plans do you have to induce similar such positive changes in attitude in Iran, Lebanon and Syria?

The cells have to induce the antioxidative enzyme activities to balance ROS level resulting in slight difference of H2O2 content between treatment and control.

At some point it would seem that the antidepression medicine we're taking would have to induce the side effect of inflation, which would run up interest rates.

"They had to induce labor; Jayden was born premature" because of the preeclampsia, Ms. Lora said.

Yet it was a performance that had to induce mixed feelings for Irish fans.

Even though it's cheaper to live there, IBM has to induce people to go there.

To provide protective immunity against circulating primary HIV-1 strains, a vaccine most likely has to induce broadly neutralizing antibodies to the HIV-1 envelope glycoprotein (Env) spike.

Walking to the bus stop, I had to induce a coughing fit to get back to breathing properly.