Sentence examples for meant to induce from inspiring English sources
— meant to induce gooseflesh, or thoughtful moans.
Nuptial bombardment is meant to induce luck, he says.
Though meant to induce contemplation, the music was more conducive to daydreaming.
It really doesn't harm anyone; it's just meant to induce fear".
After a bittersweet 2006, the questions are sweet, little indulgences, meant to induce giggles.
"That is meant to induce relaxation," Stocking explained, a key component of the tinnitus management strategy.
This paper investigates two-dimensional periodic lattices as a means to induce strongly directional stress wave propagation in solids in the low-frequency broadband regime.
At a time when the liberalisation of air transport is increasingly being promoted as a means to induce the growth of the tourism business, it is striking that there is little evidence to suggest that such liberalisation has indeed led to a growth in tourism.
The parametric studies explored the relative effectiveness of fuel- versus oxidizer-side dilution on the flame radius and temperature behavior, and it was discovered that the oxidizer-side dilution has a stronger effect on flame transient behavior than the fuel-side dilution, thereby suggesting a more effective means to induce flame extinction by dilution.
What this means for the Democrats is that, as a consistent strategy, (1) they have to offer something that Republicans want as a means to induce cooperation, and (2) they have to have plausible retaliation strategies if cooperation does not happen.
To the best of our knowledge, no means to induce stable proliferation of any TD cell type has been reported, a few claims to the contrary notwithstanding.
