Sentence examples for prompted over from inspiring English sources

To date, the role of COMT in catechol metabolism has prompted over 600 investigations of its variants in the etiology of numerous disorders.

While the Sun's "no comment" stance speaks volumes, MacKenzie's article has prompted over 1,400 complaints to the Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso).

It might have been these kinds of institutions that prompted over 20,000 people across more than 20 countries to state that a common experience in their poverty was powerlessness.

Democrats secured an agreement from Republicans on those confirmations when senators met during a marathon session prompted over disagreements over how to approve a sweeping $1.1 trillion spending bill.

For all the discussion Facebook has prompted — over its "25 random things about me" narcissism, its mangled syntax ("Peggy is weekend"), the tricky politics of whom to friend (actual friends? strangers? "kinda knows"?) — its most profound impact may be to alter, even obliterate, conventional notions of the past, to change the way young people become adults.

Its threat prompted over 2,000 people in Port Vila to evacuate.

Obama's Cairo address, meanwhile, prompted over-the-top accusations reminiscent of those campaign rally cries of "Treason!" It was a prominent former Reagan defense official, Frank Gaffney, not some fringe crackpot, who accused Obama in The Washington Times of engaging "in the most consequential bait-and-switch since Adolf Hitler duped Neville Chamberlain".

As a negative regulator of Wnt signaling, tumor-specific promoter methylation or histone deacetylation will cause decreased Axin expression, which may prompt over-activation of Wnt signaling in cancer.

The uproar at 6 Music's closure – prompting over 25,000 letters of complaint – meant the station was ultimately saved, and by affiliation Asian Network was too.

Around four inches of snow fell in northern England and the Midlands overnight, prompting over 100 flood alerts, while much of Scotland and southern England received around two inches.

The now infamous "nipplegate" incident caused an outcry in America, prompting over 500,000 complaints and a clampdown on indecency that has seen media personalities fired and record fines levied on offending broadcasters.