Sentence examples for induce luck from inspiring English sources
Nuptial bombardment is meant to induce luck, he says.
Are such differential luck induced inequalities unjust?
Corporate tax deductibility limits on managerial compensation induce incentive schemes that reward managers for luck.
With luck, Mr Jacobs's gift will not only induce other German billionaires to follow suit, but also help to persuade the states to set their universities free.
When things proceed as the Garbage Can model suggests, policy change requires a good luck and/or a skillful policy entrepreneur, who can induce the convergence of streams and open the windows of opportunity.
You could blame Bonds for genetic good luck, but don't demean his obvious abilities by suggesting that they were a chemically induced mirage.
But waiting for the lights to go down on an actual bona fide new Miller stage play induces a feeling captured in the title of another of the playwright's early pieces, The Man Who Had All the Luck.
Main cause of accidents is just not always bad luck.
(Bad luck, then, should there end up being another very snap, Brexit-induced UK General Election in the meanwhile, as some have suggested may yet come to pass. But I digress… ).
