Examples of 'may prompt' in a sentence

Meaning of "may prompt"

May prompt - suggests a possibility that something could lead to a particular action or response, but does not guarantee it

How to use "may prompt" in a sentence

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That may prompt a reduction in poppy cultivation.
We understand this change may prompt questions or concerns.
These may prompt symptoms of anxiety and panic.
Exclusion or limitation of liability clauses may prompt your attention in bold.
Such cases may prompt preventative action.
Significant anniversaries and political developments may prompt civil unrest.
Changing rules may prompt them to reconsider.
Counseling to address emotional problems that may prompt you to drink.
Firefox may prompt you to install it.
Features of the history or results of further investigation may prompt an urgent referral.
This may prompt her to reply.
Being under the influence of drugs may prompt you to cause harm to others.
It may prompt you to avoid certain places or situations.
Your mobile device may prompt you to accept pairing.
It may prompt a bone scan to confirm or exclude spinal metastasis.

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Waking in the night may prompt removal of the mask.
It may prompt guests that the page is still being constructed.
Successful radical innovation may prompt a variety of further club opportunities.
It may prompt us with both a thought and a feeling concerning a matter.
Some hardware devices may prompt you to install the drivers.
It may prompt screening of relatives and so help identify other cases in family members.
There are very many reasons that may prompt you to repair your fridge.
That may prompt the other driver to pass you.
The physical reactions to jealousy may prompt you to understand your future reaction.
This may prompt alcohol users to increase their consumption to try to improve sleep.
The results of your tests may prompt your doctor to order more tests.
They may prompt creative exultation or may provoke disastrous actions and poor decisions.
The presence of a neurologic deficit may prompt instrumentation and stabilization of the spine.
A kaleidoscope of physical perfection and outstanding artistic performances that may prompt tears of joy.
The handset may prompt you for the passkey.
Experiencing psychological stress or high anxiety levels may prompt excess muscle tension.
Cold fronts may prompt heavy southerly flights in autumn.
Running risks that may be prevented and which may prompt higher costs.
Such may prompt lawsuits.
After receiving a message the application may prompt the user for a response.
Your phone may prompt you to store your voicemail.
Offering coins can be considered a rude gesture and may prompt sarcastic or even angry remarks.
These inquiries may prompt to further inquiries you should reply.
Sometimes users may update or upgrade their iPhones which may prompt a delete of the notes.
This deviation may prompt people to buy or sell a share.
The distinction in time zones and the absence of access may prompt a few hiccups also.
This feature may prompt other banks to follow suit.
Jason suspects the recent reports and media coverage may prompt a modest funding boost.
Reasons exist that may prompt parents to consider another pregnancy.
Satisfaction various reactions including CBD may prompt substance misuse.
Such awakenings may prompt them to make a trip to the bathroom.
O A number of other indications may prompt a hysterectomy.
Several factors may prompt your doctor to administer additional tests.
Expired test kits will give false readings and may prompt you to take unnecessary action.
Your phone may prompt you to store your voicemail phone number.

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