Sentence examples for prompted anew from inspiring English sources

Its start date is 1962 – it looks at what has happened to our wildlife since then – and, for me, that prompted anew thoughts of something I have written about here before, which is the environment and the baby-boomer generation, that cohort of individuals born in the aftermath of the Second World War – of which I am one.

The Tea Party has brought Austrian economics to much wider notice, and Ron Paul's colorful if ill-fated bid for the presidency has prompted anew questions about what libertarianism is and how it relates to more popular American political thought.

Victory in Iraq has prompted America and Arab regimes to push anew for peace, as happened after the first Gulf war.

Mr Richard promised to go to Israel to make amends.The furore prompted many Israeli commentators to fret anew about the threat of a boycott.

Dr. Smith said the data should prompt parents to look anew at the windows in their homes — even those on the first floor — and take precautions to make sure children can't fall out of them.

He sometimes worked in partnership with his son, George, Jr., known as Bubba, who roped full time for several years, until a wayward loop nearly severed his index finger, prompting him to consider anew the sport's punishing ratio of reward to risk.

These events are prompting us to look anew at risk assessment.

Concerns about tightening consumer spending have prompted businesses to slow hiring, limiting wage increases and in turn applying the brakes anew to consumer spending.

The move prompted supporters of charter schools, which are privately run but receive public funds, to call anew for state lawmakers to lift the 100-school cap.

The vigilantes were disarmed and channeled into an ad hoc rural police, although now dissatisfaction is prompting them to join together anew.

Most recently, the rate plummeted to 15percentt, prompting real estate groups like Dreyfus to strategize anew for its Westchester real estate.