Sentence examples for will nudge rather from inspiring English sources

First, the state will "nudge" rather than exhort people to adopt healthier behaviour.

It prefers to nudge rather than bully.

In November 2010 the Health Secretary Andrew Lansley told us that the government would "nudge" rather than "nanny" us to better health.

The political problem is that DAC is not a disinterested statistical agency: it is funded by the donors it reports on, and they are much readier to change the aid-counting rules when it will nudge their aid totals upward rather than downward.

As a qualified enthusiast of No Child Left Behind, or what the cognoscenti call N.C.L.B., I am hoping that these setbacks will nudge the discussion in a healthier direction rather than persuade the administration to cut and run.

I've rather lost count of the score, but suspect Darling's book will nudge The Rest of World v Brown into 137-nil territory.

"I think it will nudge the industry".

We will nudge you, but we will never become censors".

Brazil hopes that public investment will nudge its biotech industry forward.

If wages continue to strengthen, the Bank of England will nudge interest rates up before next year's election.

Higher petrol prices, painful as they are, will nudge Americans into doing so even faster.