Sentence examples for will be prodding from inspiring English sources

The men with pointed sticks will be prodding gingerly for a long time yet.

The first will be prodding private companies, usually not keen to admit liabilities, to identify vulnerabilities in their computer networks and to be more forthcoming about attacks against them.

Among De Blasio's first challenges will be prodding Governor Andrew Cuomo and the state legislature in Albany to permit local tax increases to fund universal pre-kindergarten in New York City.

Perhaps the DPJ will be prodded by a sense of duty to vote sooner.

Successful schools will be prodded to take over and run failing ones.

It will also forgo its right to audit and guide Japan's 700 local farm co-operatives, which will be prodded towards greater independence.

The hope is that a potential viewer will be prodded just enough to make him decide to see what all the fuss is about.

Cut through the fine print and this is the bottom line: people with children over the age of six will be prodded back into the workforce.

Of course we know they will ultimately agree to declare the colonies free and independent states; what we don't know — unless we remember the original 1969 Broadway production or the 1972 movie — is just how a sluggish and pettifogging collection of what John Adams derides as "useless men" will be prodded and cajoled and persuaded to become revolutionaries.

Infrastructure investments, too, will be prodded.

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