Sentence examples for prompted to work from inspiring English sources

"Your brain tells your body, 'Carbohydrates are on the way.' " And with that message, muscles and nerves are prompted to work harder and longer".

Students are prompted to work as a group to place the human body parts in order from oldest to youngest and to record the class hypothesis (for comparison to analytic results obtained later).

Participants were prompted to work with unit emissions in pre-defined emission intervals (daily, half-daily, 3-hourly and hourly emission segment lengths) and in order to perform a blind test actual emission values were not provided to them.

But Weyl needed no external prompting to work in, and to teach, theoretical physics: his interest in the subject in general and, above all, in the theory of relativity, gave him more than sufficient motivation in that regard.

When Caryl Churchill's Drunk Enough To Say I Love You recently premiered in New York, the 45-minute production prompted John Heilpern to work out the cost per minute.

The questions from the floor — about such matters as what use Smith would make of time-travelling ninjas, and his preferred partners for a superhero threesome (Wonder Woman and Batman) — invariably prompted Smith to work both Wayne and Walter Gretzky into his answers.

He joined the civil service in Sierra Leone, but a military coup in 1967 prompted him to work for the UN Development Programme in other African countries for more than two decades.

The questions from the floor about such matters as what use Smith would make of time-travelling ninjas, and his preferred partners for a superhero threesome (Wonder Woman and Batman)—invariably prompted Smith to work both Wayne and Walter Gretzky into his answers.

New advances in the field of biochemistry and even in clinical Nuclear Medicine have challenged this type of thinking, which prompted me to work on this review.

The urgency of the situation has prompted Rifkin to work with officials, like Chinese premier Li Keqiang and German chancellor Angela Merkel, to spearhead the transition into a new economic era.

The peril of such an occasion is that you feel prompted to applaud a work just because it seemed true to some aspect of Cunningham dance theater or to denigrate it solely because it didn't.