Sentence examples for prompt all from inspiring English sources

This is deeply troubling and a warning sign that should prompt all of us to think through these issues very carefully.

As Ms. Pogrebin notes, greeting someone with the seemingly innocent question "How are you?" can prompt all kinds of unwelcome thoughts.

White House officials knew that Mr. Bush's arrival, for an economic summit meeting that is to start Saturday, would prompt all kinds of comparisons between Iraq and Vietnam, and Mr. Bush seemed determined not to get drawn into that discussion.

It is forgotten now, but Veron started well enough to prompt all sorts of eulogies: Scholes said he was better than Cantona, while Ron Atkinson had an ongoing knee-trembler.

Indeed, one of the strongest arguments against war, that should prompt all its supporters to re-examine their consciences, is the fact that if Saddam does still possess weapons of mass destruction then it is probable that this amoral tyrant will use them if his removal from power becomes imminent.

The great vulnerability to climate change of populations reached by current global health efforts should prompt all concerned with global health to take a leading role in advocating for climate change mitigation in their own countries.

In the Globe survey, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., then a senator, argued that a president would have "no authority" under the Constitution to bomb Iranian nuclear sites without Congressional authorization because even limited strikes can unintentionally prompt all-out war.

That's prompting all kinds of ideas.

It prompted all sorts of exciting commissions.

And a woman who is supposedly from Africa prompts all sorts of suspicions.

(For more on what's prompted all that, see Evan Osnos's Letter from China blog).