Sentence examples for induced such from inspiring English sources

That imperative has induced such a flood of specialized studies that already this relatively young field has produced numerous surveys.

The only other work that induced such delicious sickly chills was a self-portrait in meat (well, horrible look-a-like plastic meat) by American artist Tony Matelli.

That financial structure, which has induced such dramatic increases in productive capital flows, has also exhibited significantly improved capacities to transmit ill-advised investments...

A decade later, a panopticon-style prison – inspired by the writings of Jeremy Bentham – was built to house them, and its regime induced such despair that many prisoners committed murder in order to escape it by being sentenced to death.

Baldwin, who both experienced and induced such ecstasy himself as a youth minister, does such a great job capturing what it's like to be enraptured that I always find myself trembling a little while reading.

[and] biotic diversity has intrinsic value". In her book "The Sixth Extinction," journalist Elizabeth Kolbert captures the panic all this has induced: "Such is the pain the loss of a single species causes that we're willing to perform ultrasounds on rhinos and handjobs on crows". But the impulse to conserve for conservation's sake has taken on an unthinking, unsupported, unnecessary urgency.

Why does it induce such anxiety?

Antigens that induce such a response are called immunogens.

Both of those people were me, so what happened to induce such a significant transition?

Non-matches like this has become tend to induce such decadence.

But how particular pieces of music can induce such rapturous effects in people has stumped researchers for centuries.