Sentence examples for urging than from inspiring English sources

That does, though, seem to lie behind their thinking – that ultimately, the British will prefer the devil they know, albeit one reformed on the back of David Cameron's urging, than to go it alone.

Clearly this claim is much more plausible with the stronger conception of rationality that McDowell is urging than the weaker conception limited to mere deductive relations.

The city is more upfront about these urges than it was 50 years ago.

The Parisian establishment, meanwhile, retorts that, if anything, their country's libertine tradition may well do better at containing unhealthy sexual urges than a repressive "Puritan" (read: American) one.

Now 47, she didn't begin to write until she was 40, and even then for a long time thought of it more as an interesting way to feed her creative urges than as a possible new career.

The disorder is fairly rare -- 4percentt of people in the U.S. are affected by it -- although men are less likely to experience these urges than women are.

Naltrexone was more effective in gamblers with more severe urges than in those who describe their urges to gamble as moderate [ 97].

Camra is urging more than 55,000 festivalgoers to lobby their MPs to support a change to the law.

He was outspoken in the post, urging more than once that the Soviet Union be expelled from the United Nations.

At its urging, more than 100 cash-strapped governments have agreed to cut taxes and royalties to lure big mining companies, said James Otto, an adjunct professor at the University of Denver law school.

It is a gentle urging rather than a dangerous invitation.