Sentence examples for really prompted from inspiring English sources

Critics say that what really prompted the sudden crackdown was an inquiry from The Daily News about the list.

He told the Brisbane Times that the decision was "really prompted by a story we saw that had the angle: 'Forget politics, let's party'".

That subject dispensed with, we proceeded to the missives that had really lit up cyberspace and had really prompted my visit.

That, he said, had "really prompted soul-searching about the French presence in Afghanistan and also prompted debate in the National Assembly.

"What really prompted the change was going to CVS to pick up Prozac for Oliver," her now departed Bernese mountain dog.

The market warmed earliest to mature companies like Amgen and Genentech, but the boom was really prompted by the genomics players, companies that have piggybacked on the multinational effort to identify all the genes in the human body.

What really prompts discussion is the new environments and how the game's signature free-running mechanics cope with them.

A temporary lack of fires does not remove the need for a fire brigade.So what is really prompting the calls for reform?

Also, John McCain's maverick position that he's in, that's really prompt up to and indicated by the supporters that he has.

That really prompts a lot of people to think again".

Despite Trump's talk of always putting America and Americans first, advocates believe more high-profile attention is necessary to really prompt a U.S. government push.