Sentence examples for times prompt from inspiring English sources

EXTRAORDINARY times prompt extraordinary measures.

Did these terrifying times prompt him to offer a cure that was worse than the disease?

An article in The New York Times prompted an outcry.

The message has since been retweeted over 7000 times, prompting speculation about the new mystery product.

The fast times prompted a protest by the second-place finisher, Carol Montgomery of Canada.

Kimtex had 14 false alarms in 2007 and was fined 6 times, prompting Mr. Petto to adjust the security system.

Ms Kennedy's message was translated into Japanese and retweeted thousands of times, prompting a backlash by nationalists who resent Western criticism of the cull.

A wedding announcement in The New York Times prompted several conservative Methodist ministers to file a complaint against Dr. Ogletree with the local bishop.

The same thing happened several more times, prompting the instructor, who was flying behind him, to give him some pointers over the radio.

The promise of a large, government-financed development in troubling economic times prompted a number of developers to amend existing plans to accommodate the campus.

The long campaign to force the resignation of the prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, has, at times, prompted fears the army would step in and derail Pakistan's weak democracy.