Sentence examples for induced to take from inspiring English sources

But maybe these officials could be induced to take one more precaution.

But recent research also suggests that once some fathers are induced to take paternity leave, others will follow suit.

Snoopy can be induced to take on the guise of a mystic seer or a private detective to help Charlie or Lucy in the quest.

Affable lecturers were sent ahead of the troupe to address women's clubs and other local organizations, and thus the provincials were induced to take the show seriously.

Privy to superior information, banks can charge hefty fees and drive up their own profits at the expense of clients who are induced to take on risks they don't fully understand — a form of rent seeking.

Poor countries might be induced to take on targets of some sort, albeit of a less exacting sort than the straight emissions cuts faced by rich countries.

Finally, it should foster self-sufficiency; if people do slip and require government support, they should be induced to rebound and take care of themselves.

Busia first tried martial arts after giving birth, hoping to lose some weight, but she soon became consumed by jujitsu, and induced Bourdain to take a private lesson.

It absolutely shows; she should have done so, and a strong producer might have induced her to take this audacious artistic leap.

Mr. McConkey claimed he left a good job at another company after Frank Zarb, who was chairman of Alexander & Alexander Services Inc. induced him to take a job there selling insurance.

It has been well-documented that mortgage brokers induced borrowers to take loans that they never understood, and often persuaded them to lie on their loan applications.