Sentence examples for induced to do from inspiring English sources

The administration does have reason to pretend that Russia is cooperating or can be induced to do so.

It is supported by about 30 investors, including a judge, some of whom were induced to do so by the tax credits.

Special Nuclear Material (SNM) can either spontaneously fission or be induced to do so: either case results in neutron emission.

It is not known why frog legs do not regenerate, and under appropriate stimuli they can be induced to do so.

While this has been suggested for synfuel facilities, it is not currently practiced, and developers of the synthetic fuels will not include such technology unless induced to do so by policies that control carbon dioxide.

Prompted by reporters to speak about what the Kremlin might do or might be induced to do by sanctions, he said: "We're not judging motives or intentions or predicting the future.

High taxes on fuel have already induced Europeans to do the easy conservation steps; in America, where gasoline is literally cheaper than (bottled) water, we haven't even tried.

Cells containing latent HIV that are induced to reactivate virus do not die due to viral replication.

Bragg maintains that Rosedale made these representations to induce Second Life participants to purchase virtual property and that such representations in fact induced Bragg to do so.

Those induced to be optimistic did search longer for Waldo, but they didn't actually find him any more often.

Not only did he make the trades, he also figured out how to make them without increasing the Expos' payroll (which baseball told him he couldn't raise) and induced Cleveland and Florida to do what was necessary.