Sentence examples for prompt potential from inspiring English sources

These rights may prompt potential cohabitees who do have assets to think twice before moving into the boyfriend/girlfriend's flat.

Only in this era of college sports could a university like Texas A&M prompt potential seismic changes in the landscape.

The campaign hopes that the mere threat of a Brown candidacy will prompt potential donors to open their wallets for Ms. Shaheen, who so far has no major Republican opponent.

Cross-validation of these algorithms should prompt potential users to increasingly rely on them, to derive unbiased apoB100 values from landmark epidemiological or interventional databases, or from current standard lipids in specific situations where it is desirable to know the levels of non-HDL-C and that of apoB100.

On occasion, the sketchy details about the provenance prompted potential buyers to seek authentication.

For Jo Rice, managing director at Resurgo, winning a Guardian charity award last year was remarkable for the way it prompted potential corporate partners to get in touch.

Experts on international adoption said that uncertainty can be nearly as damaging as a prohibition on adoptions because it prompts potential adoptive parents to decide that they should expend money, effort and emotion given the risk that their efforts would be thwarted by a policy change.

Ed Ray, the president of Oregon State and the chairman of the working group that created the proposals, said the new rules would clarify the penalties for offenses, perhaps prompting potential offenders who do a "risk-reward" calculation to think twice before a misstep.

The prince had written to the Qatari prime minister to say his "heart sank" when he saw the design, prompting potential Qatari investors to pull out of the £1bn scheme.

Whether it was the show's name, its marketing campaign or some other factor that prompted potential viewers to think the show wasn't for them, in the course of the comedy's first season, he's come across a number of people who thought it might be, as he put it, "overly hip and potentially annoying".

However, no improvement was observed prompting potential excision of conjunctivochalasis.