Sentence examples for starts nudging from inspiring English sources

"Something has collected the statistics... and starts nudging behavior," Montague says, "all before [the subjects] know what is happening".

Every Thanksgiving at around 4 30 p.m., Michael, my stepdad who I consider my dad-dad, starts nudging my mom, sister, and me to get moving.

On orders from above, truck drivers start nudging pushcarts off the street, sometimes even smashing them.

But it seems to have given license to everybody to start nudging us toward the altar.

"If we don't hear from them, we start nudging," said Miriam Leuchter of the bureau staff.

Speculation about when the MPC would start nudging up borrowing costs began almost immediately.

"But it gives the town leeway to start nudging it up.

The timing of the move surprised analysts, who had not expected Vietnam to start nudging up rates until early 2010.

He noted, though, that there had been "pressure from insurers to start nudging them up slowly," by anywhere from 5 percent to 20 percent depending on the circumstances of particular accounts.

It would be an irony if it were Russia, their old imperial master, that had to start nudging them in the right direction.

Among the next to start nudging up rates may be Malaysia, whose economy grew a greater-than-forecast 4.5 percent last quarter from a year earlier.