Sentence examples for more prompted from inspiring English sources
Each of these incidents, and many more, prompted new efforts at control.
Mr. Novak said the source had been a Democratic senator, but his refusal to say more prompted accusations that he had made up the story.
(Reuters LOS ANGELES Dodgers Postpone Game Against Astros Daylongg rain and the forecast for more prompted the Los Angeles Dodgers to postpone last night's game against the Houston Astros more than five hours before it was supposed to begin.
Collateralized Debt Joins the Fray The ability to borrow more prompted banks and other large investors to create collateralized debt obligations (CDOs), which essentially "scooped up" equity, and medium- to low-rated "mezzanine" tranches from mortgage-backed securities (MBS's) and repackage them yet again, this time into mezzanine CDOs.
That community response, along with what they view as a moral imperative for the U.S. to do more, prompted organizations to call for the government to nearly triple its refugee admissions.
Since autophagy plays a hepatoprotective role, the steatotic liver with decreased hepatocyte autophagy is more vulnerable to injury induced by inflammation (TNF α, FASL) and stresses (ER and oxidative) and is therefore more prompted to develop fibrosis.
An improving economy, combined with concerns about fuel efficiency given high oil prices, is once more prompting airlines to buy new planes.
To obesity warriors, trying to assess how best to spend the money and demonstrate progress may not be clear for 10 years or more, prompting calls for patience.
Some scientists are naturally great storytellers and you just have to listen but others – who may have great stories to tell – need a bit more prompting or directing.
They could just need more prompting.
This was followed by more prompting questions as appropriate, for example: How did you respond to his demand for sex?
