Sentence examples similar to inducing trouble from inspiring English sources
Describing experiences of ethically difficult situations that induce a troubled conscience may raise consciousness about ethical problems and thereby open the way to further reflection.
When not treated, the causative agent of syphilis (Treponema) has also been shown to induce psychiatric troubles such as hallucinations and dementia (Henry et al. 1978).
It fed the ball inside, nudging Goodrich and inducing him into foul trouble.
He walked Gant and Rolen in succession with one out, but got out of trouble by inducing Lieberthal into a 5-4-3 double play.
He threw a biting sinker that dipped below the batters' knees, he jumped ahead in the count, he walked no one, he located his changeup in sticky spots and he sidestepped any trouble by inducing grounders.
Each time, Rios got out of trouble by inducing a groundball or recording a strikeout.
In the previous Gilbert and Sullivan opera, The Sorcerer, a love potion causes trouble by inducing the villagers and wedding guests to fall in love with people of different social classes.
To stir anti-clockwise would be asking for trouble - probably induce food poisoning.
Breezy, decisive introduction; any number of melancholy-inducing, nearly insurmountable troubles: it is hard being a mouse.
Not only have I physically aged greatly from lack of sleep and psychosomatic troubles induced by anxiety, but I have become so exhausted emotionally and physically that I have little creative energy left for other things.
