Sentence examples similar to induce privation from inspiring English sources

May induce headaches.

To induce doubt.

The US embargo is estimated to have cost the Cuban economy close to a trillion dollars over its 53-year span, not to mention the untold suffering inflicted on the Cuban people and the countless individuals whose lives were lost at sea, induced to emigrate because of privations and embargo-related laws.

The era inspired similar goals: Waller encouraged people to laugh through the privations of the thirties; Miller induced them to romanticize American values during wartime.

The islands' inhabitants had existed for centuries in relative isolation until tourism and the presence of the military in World War I induced the islanders to seek alternatives to privations they routinely suffered.

It is grin-inducing.

It induces inaction.

This induces another flashback.

Whatever induced him?

"A boycott induces passivity.

"Partisanship induces motivated reasoning.