Sentence examples for prompted to greater from inspiring English sources

We may be prompted to greater efforts to secure justice in the world precisely because we know that much injustice is never redressed; we may seek to accomplish some difficult goal for which others suffered without success, and in whose memory we want to see it attained.

However, there is concern about the therapeutic use of proapoptotic BH3 or its mimetics because of the lack of specificity to tumor cells, possibly prompting to greater toxicity to normal cells.

It would be hard to point to a better example than this of a representative government actually being prompted to give up a great array of its own powers through the functioning of the electoral process itself.

The prime minister had been prompted to make his call for greater responsibility after being impressed by the remarks of Manzoor Moghal, chairman of the Muslim Forum.

Or caused not to be done, which has become the dominant calculation since the disastrous occupations of Baghdad and – further east – Kabul prompted western leaders to greater caution.

But the department's insistence on limiting school hours spent on DI – which prompted Pearson's Good To Great Schools Australia to withdraw from Aurukun school – is set to be a stumbling block again in contract talks.

This trend may be related to advances in operative technique and perioperative care that have prompted greater recourse to surgery (Bolliger and Perruchoud, 1998).

The third factor is that, in itself, the systematic collection of data on cases involving the use of some kinds of therapeutic coercive measure has prompted greater attention to the criteria for implementing such measures and has led to a decline in their frequency; that is, it is an example of action research.

It is also possible that presentation of a list of possible tourism outcomes in the questionnaire prompted respondents to place greater levels of importance on more altruistic goals, such as greater respect for culture, heritage, and/or traditions and enhancement of culture, heritage, and/or traditions, which may not come immediately to respondents' minds during interviews.

However, intraperitoneal administration of leptin to AGRPPdk1−/− mice prompted significantly greater reductions in body weight and food intake compared to control mice (Figures 1J and 1K).

If anything, doing so has prompted it to even greater innovation.