Sentence examples for idea prompted from inspiring English sources

EVEN before France signed a deal in 2011 to build two Mistral-class assault ships for Russia, the idea prompted widespread unease.

A proliferation of Web sites devoted to the idea prompted the association to predict last October that "for sale by owner" homes could soon account for one sale in four.

A32 SCIENCE/HEALTH Cold Reception for Drug Safety Despite calls from medical experts and a prominent Republican senator for an independent office to monitor drug safety, the idea, prompted by the Food and Drug Administration's handling of the painkiller Vioxx, is already running into obstacles.

The idea prompted Lusseau and animal behaviorist Phyllis Lee of the University of Stirling in the United Kingdom to develop a model to predict how much ivory might be sustainably harvested.

But the larger idea – prompted by the founders' experience with Hulu – has been about bringing the same kind of windowing model that exists with traditional media to online video.

To explain why these stars exerted no net gravitational pull on the Solar System, Isaac Newton suggested that the stars were equally distributed in every direction, an idea prompted by the theologian Richard Bentley.

However, the idea prompts us to consider the feasibility of other avenues.

But when he alerted administrators, they squelched the idea, prompting cries of censorship.

Still, when she failed to draw enthusiasm from the White House or Treasury, Mrs. Bair decided to go public with her idea, prompting quiet attacks from other administration officials.

British Airways dismissed the idea, prompting Virgin to increase their offer to £1 million each.

The idea prompts viewers to rethink the line between concept and final product, or in this case, the art and the artist.