Sentence examples for regularly prompted from inspiring English sources

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SoundCloud's free listeners will be regularly prompted to upgrade to the new premium tier, whether they are seeing 30-second previews of tracks that are only available on SoundCloud Go, or trying to click the offline/download button that every user will see, but only subscribers will be able to use.

Penry also left a vast correspondence, an "epistolary ministry" that emerged (like the activities of prominent Moravian women) from a confidence that grace regularly prompted her actions.

While that undoubtedly makes PayPal a more useful service, and might make it more likely that you will use PayPal for more of your transaction needs, it's also slightly frustrating, as it is with Facebook and other sites, when you are regularly prompted to add more of your personal details when they don't seem immediately relevant to how you use the service already.

The social network has regularly prompted users to register and vote through a number of means, including push notifications, banners in its News Feed, Messenger integrations, maps to polls, social sharing features (like "I voted") and more — including, in this past presidential election, an "Election 2016" shortcut in users' Favorites section on both web and mobile.

Question Time is often the biggest programme in the UK on Twitter, regularly prompting 40,000-50,000 tweets a show.

"There was no aerial and the Wi-Fi wouldn't work but we had a pretty good turnout, and people were pretty positive on Twitter about it". Question Time is often the biggest programme in the UK on Twitter, regularly prompting 40,000-50,000 tweets a show.

Lastly, when people log in to Facebook we will regularly prompt them to keep their security information updated.

Trust regularly prompts a lesser perception of risky behaviour, which eventually may raise the likelihood of succumbing to social engineering attacks.

As Brown also noted, the fact that the system can regularly prompt patients to self-report how they feel or to enter certain diagnostic information, doctors will now have far more information about them when they do eventually have to come to their office in person.

Historically, maintenance of urine output has been regarded as being synonymous with the preservation of renal function and decreases in urine output regularly prompt a variety of clinical interventions with the aim of preventing or attenuating acute kidney injury (AKI) [ 1].