Sentence examples for of the urging from inspiring English sources
This happened when the novellas of Ronald Firbank, the anonymous comic novel Augustus Carp, Esq., and G.V. Desani's All About Mr. Hatterr got back into print because of the urging of minority devotees.
"In 2000, in spite of the urging of several of us, Senator McCain was reluctant to speak about how faith got him through his P.O.W. experience," said Gary L. Bauer, a prominent Christian conservative who became one of the few to endorse him eight years ago.
In September, she told a woman in New Hampshire that she backed it in part because of the urging of Vice President Joe Biden.
But she was challenged by the dichotomy of whether to color or not: "I tried to cover in the beginning out of the urging of others... but it's not for me to damage my hair with chemicals".
This potential confound was avoided in the primary analysis by using a validated measure involving ratings of current urges to smoke and statistical adjustment of the urges for the time since the quit attempt was initiated [ 39].
The interventions were positively regarded and used by most people to cope with at least some of the urges to smoke and they perceived these as slightly helpful.
Bank boards of directors — perhaps at the urging of shareholders and creditors — should require this.
JPMorgan purchased those crippled institutions at the depths of the financial crisis at the urging of the federal government.
The agency took the action at the urging of the office of New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo.
Then, at the urging of the readers of her blog, she began selling them on Etsy.
