Sentence examples for prompts observers from inspiring English sources

The catalog of all that's ailing U.S. newspapers usually prompts observers to predict the death of print or shrug their shoulders.

This term refers to software that prompts observers towards potential abnormalities.

The effort has prompted observers far and wide to comment on what it all means as the United States tries to figure out how to navigate the increasingly important Arctic.

Analysts observed that the poll was taken in a light drizzle at 4 A.M. E.D.T., before the high-income segment is awake, prompting observers to analyze the results as skewing in favor of CBS.

— ROBERT MACKEY As we wait to hear the identity of the new pope, keep in mind that it will be announced in Latin, which has prompted observers to run through the names of some of the front-runners in that language.

Biles's flawless competitive record over the past three years – winning every team and individual all-around competition she entered including a record-breaking three straight world all-around championships – prompted observers to declare her the most talented gymnast ever before she'd even competed in an Olympics.

The 26-year-old was signed for £2m from Rayo Vallecano in the summer having scored 15 goals in La Liga last season, the most by any midfielder in Spain's top flight, prompting observers to wonder if he would go on to be the Premier League's bargain acquisition of the season.

That activity has prompted observers to predict that Limelight could go public within months.

Her long streamlined action prompted observers to call her a "flying fish".

Adding to the confusion, some residents have been handed disposable lighters in exchange for their matches — prompting observers to wonder what matches can do for terror that butane lighters can't.

Lindwall's form leading into the Tests against South Africa in 1952 53 prompted observers to opine that he was bowling better than ever, reinforced with the inswinger and his trademark Yorker.