Microsoft's tactics induced many Java developers to write their applications using Microsoft's developer tools and to refrain from distributing Sun-compliant JVM's to Windows users.
This type of scapegoating not only reinforced the notion of Mexican-Americans as permanent foreigners, but induced many to conceal their background.
As oil prices soared, shares of energy companies became precious indeed and the supply-demand imbalance induced many fledgling oil producers to issue shares to the public.
Including a map highlighting the location of the infirmary induced many Yale seniors to heed previously disregarded warnings about getting a tetanus shot.
(Powell's story of near obscurity having obviously induced many sleepless nights in the "the's" of the world).
He asserted that America's devastating air campaign in Afghanistan had already induced many nations that have supported terrorism to change their ways, and that it would serve as a powerful deterrent against future acts of terrorism.
The problem has been worsened by the almost-universal use of cellphones, which induced many drivers meeting passengers to stay in the car rather than go into the terminal because the flier and driver could coordinate by phone.
The awfulness of the tennis and the lateness of the hour induced many fans to sleepwalk out into the night, but thousands remained to root vociferously.
The banishment of the game induced many members to terminate their YMCA membership and to hire halls to play the game, thus paving the way to the professionalization of the sport.
The frequent absence of Rubens between 1626 and 1630 (when he was engaged in diplomatic service on foreign missions) may have induced many patrons to turn to van Dyck.
The presented work showed that cyclophosphamide induced many histopathological alterations when compared with the control group.
