Sentence examples for provide a nudge from inspiring English sources
He does, however, provide a nudge when Sicilian brides abducted by soldiers are later seen at a glitzy event escorted by men three times their age.
Meites provided a nudge, pointing out that few studies had probed how concentrations of growth hormone alter with age.
And while AnalyticsMD does offer its own real-time dashboard view too, its added layer of data processing helps hospitals achieve greater operational efficiencies by providing a nudge ahead of time.
Even traditional manufacturing companies are finding that services provide a welcome nudge to profits, and increase customers' satisfaction with their products as well.
Our own guess is that it could provide a useful nudge to the industry to revise its global pricing policies to spread the burden more fairly.
"The Safety of Imported Drugs" (editorial, Sept. 20) suggests that legalizing the importation of medicines could "provide a useful nudge to the industry to revise its global pricing policies to spread the burden more fairly".
Even active looking at other works of art can provide a needed nudge.
These include the most basic building block for saving -- a bank account -- and targeted incentives that provide an effective nudge.
In between the bodily damage, Turiaf blocked enough shots to provide a spark and nudge the Knicks to a victory.
It turned out to be an ingenious (and very French) contraption with a heavyweight battery, 10kg at a guess, that recharged nightly and sat below the saddle to provide a spirit-lifting nudge as energy sagged or legs began to shriek on steeper inclines.
But in America, when Michiko Kakutani, of the New York Times, and James Wood rave about a book, it often provides a helpful nudge towards the bestseller list.
