Sentence examples for prompted too from inspiring English sources

They are prompted, too, by current video and computer pastimes, and maybe the slots at Las Vegas.

The lottery prompted too many bridges in the manner of Santiago Calatrava, with exaggerated parabolas, tense wires and moving parts, but the Tyne's version, having a decent-size river to cross, makes more sense than most.

David J. Prend, managing general partner at RockPort Capital in Boston and Menlo Park, Calif., said that the promise of big returns prompted too much "me-too investing," when venture capitalists put money into start-ups that do the same work as other companies.

Another associate of Presley's, John O'Grady, argued that the bodyguards were dropped because their rough treatment of fans had prompted too many lawsuits.

He thinks the people might have been prompted too quickly to be using memory, and instead were testing their vigilance, or ability to pay attention.

It took a bit of prompting, too, to get silver replaced.

Finishing second in the Six Nations, behind Wales, will not prompt too many English street parties.

Care would also have to be taken to assure that the higher tax rates in blue states don't prompt too many companies and wealthy taxpayers to flee.

An Early Worrier Mr. Levy was a bear as early as the mid-1990's, worrying that the technology craze would undermine corporate economics by prompting too much capital investment.

He added that Curtis explained his decision not to allow drive-throughs in the city because it would prompt too many requests for similar operations.

Both Kaiser and Blue Cross, which is dropping 2,937 county residents from a similar plan, said the move was prompted by too many expenses and too few customers.