Sentence examples for helpful nudge from inspiring English sources

I tugged his hand out of his pants and gave him a helpful nudge in the direction of the pumpkins.

In 2001, with a helpful nudge from Bill Clinton, he was elected Democratic National Committee chairman, only to become the target of grass-roots fury.

But in America, when Michiko Kakutani, of the New York Times, and James Wood rave about a book, it often provides a helpful nudge towards the bestseller list.

Hearing that her father's American network had yet to act on making a deal for the United States rights, she decided to give the process a helpful nudge.

But even if it were embraced by only a minority of users, the idea of paying for your own fibre could give high-speed deployment a helpful nudge forward.

It reminds a child that new worlds and ideas are right there for the asking, and it reminds adults that even dreams need a little helpful nudge now and then.

Its software is quick to offer helpful nudges about things like imminent birthdays and friends you have not contacted in a while.

On the one hand, Ricanek envisions a future in which a person's bathroom mirror could make use of the technology to provide helpful nudges — reminders to apply sunscreen, hit the gym, or see a doctor.

The new features provide the vehicle much more control in case of situations where a driver might not be able to react in time to prevent an accident, going beyond the kind of assistive tech generally available today, which tends to be more about helpful nudging, than really assuming control.

In reality, WalkMe's platform is more powerful and complex than this: it observes how a user makes his or her way around a page on the screen, anticipates what that user might want to do next and notices when there are problems, and then makes suggestions and other helpful nudges.

For people who can't remember names, it's a very helpful memory nudge.