Sentence examples for she was induced from inspiring English sources
His legal team is expected to argue that this raises the possibility that she was induced to give evidence against Bamber in return for the allegations being abandoned.
According to the paper's report, the woman claimed she was "induced to perform demeaning sexual services" for Epstein and had been groped by Prince Andrew.
She was induced by Lady Wentworth, wife of the English ambassador, to accompany her to London in 1766.
She had had a difficult time in the womb and she was induced a month early, and was a scrawny little thing.
After her husband, who became prime minister in 1956, was assassinated in 1959, she was induced by his Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP) to become the party's leader.
A couple of years before, when the Centre Pompidou bought Dix's portrait of her from the artist (presumably he had never succeeded in selling a work so singular), she was induced to travel to Paris and be photographed, plus monocle, in front of this record of her young self.
"If a woman develops preeclampsia near term, then she is induced to have a delivery or undergoes a Cesarean section," Benjamin Sachs, the chief of obstetrics and gynecology at Beth Israel Deaconess, told me.
Thus, a knowing misrepresentation that foreseeably causes harm to another does not defraud that other unless and until she is induced by that misrepresentation to make a decision she would not have otherwise made.
She is induced to take part in a drum-heavy rite with Frisbee, in which the two exchange "the mating call" while he gets her to adopt "the native position" and to exert "the diaphragmatic pressure so necessary to the primitive sound"—a series of rhythmic erotic grunts that, of course, achieve the desired effect and set the plot in motion.
Reynolds's husband died two years later, of a brain hemorrhage, which she believed was induced by elevated blood pressure caused by his pain.
When she was seven, Geneviève was induced by Bishop St. Germain of Auxerre to dedicate herself to the religious life.
