Sentence examples for inducing something from inspiring English sources

Among Republicans, the very real prospect that Trump could break clear with wins in as many as 10 of the states up for grabs is already inducing something close to panic.

Humorous high jinks twist into humiliations; laughter is induced as something to choke on.

And then what was palpitation-inducing becomes something more meditative, and the difficulty spike curves off into a manageable climb.

Regardless of all this – the hours and days we spend lost in a funk of brain zaps, endless sniffing and existential angst induced by something as benign as Summer Heights High – we still love taking comedown-inducing drugs.

"It suggests that... a feeding group of fin whales ran into a toxin, or bio-toxin, [a] human caused, induced, toxin, something that they were exposed to together in a short period of time," she told Alaska Public Media.

But it cuts both ways: while you might get something good, you also might get something upsetting or anxiety-inducing.

The living room is not the desktop and does not induce nearly as much tolerance for messing around to make something work.

I asked the question, but it wasn't with the intent of inducing Francona to say something stupid.

Are you showing appreciation for a job well done or inducing someone to do something he otherwise would not?

Inducing people to do something with money isn't always bad.

Inducing people to do something with money isn't always bad – isn't that why we get paid for working in the first place?