Sentence examples for he was inducing from inspiring English sources

He let me sit in and watch as he was inducing a heart attack in anesthetized and ventilated rats.

The defendant must prove that he was induced to commit the crime.

Under these conditions he was induced to denounce the nationalist movement.

Though he craves the "energy and dynamic of a big city", he was induced to become a tenured professor of English.

In 1628 he was induced by the government to help defend the coast against both the Dutch and the pirates.

However the businessman insists he was "induced to do so by fraudulent misrepresentations made on behalf of [Leviev] by one General Kopelipa, a highly influential member of the Angolan administration".

He was induced to testify only out of fear of the consequences of not doing so, including possible prosecution and, conceivably, worse".

In 1483 he was induced to authorize the naming by the Spanish government of a grand inquisitor (inquisitor general) for Castile, and during that same year Aragon, Valencia, and Catalonia were placed under the power of the Inquisition.

Pressed finally to mend his ways or to become a monk in renunciation of his hereditary rights (1716), Alexis took refuge in the dominions of the Holy Roman emperor Charles VI, but he was induced to return to Russia in 1718.

Christoff studied law in Sofia, but he was induced to pursue a singing career by King Boris, who heard him perform with the renowned Gusla Choir and arranged for him to study with the baritone Riccardo Stracciari in Rome.

Birmingham accused Villa of tapping up McLeish earlier this week and have demanded £5.4m compensation to cover the remaining two years of a contract they believe he was induced to break.