induce *

The baby was over 2 weeks late, and had to be induced.

Nothing in the world should ever induce us to do so.

Although perhaps we might induce those three to help us.

David had told her nothing could induce him to come.

Nothing would induce me to help the police in any way.

Nothing would have induced her to bring the police into the matter.

Once you can induce a man to give himself away, you've got him!

He had induced the war party to work hard all night.

I could not be induced to tell where the key was.

"Because I want to know what induced the police to come here in the first place!"

Do you know how much it would take to induce death?

And finally: what had induced him to go against his own people?

"The last thing we want to do in this business is induce people to leave."

They were probably outside the door already; but nothing could induce him to stay in the same room.

He had quite made up his mind that nothing would induce him ever to see her again.

Working in front of a computer may also induce other serious problems.

"Then he induced those parents to step out of their lives."

And the risk is even greater among women who are induced.

Among women who had to be induced, the risk was even greater.

Would that we could do something to induce people to use it!

"Perhaps this has induced the others to want to stay here."

I brought this book with me to the hospital to get induced.

"Is there anything I can do or say that will induce you to go away?"

"What would induce a man to leave all that and come to this end of the world?"

"Let us see if I can induce you to remember it."