Sentence examples for a primary instigator of from inspiring English sources

Specialist Sivits was not regarded as a primary instigator of the abuse.

Mr. Hardin also sharply attacked the prosecutors for their portrayal of Ms. Temple, the Andersen lawyer who was charaterized in the government's case as a primary instigator of the destruction effort.

The visual differences in fungal growth were the most immediately apparent result of varying the culture medium and were a primary instigator of this study; striking differences in color occurred as various secondary metabolites were stimulated by a new medium (Figure 2).

A primary instigator of the generations-old federal interference was precisely that the alleged solidarity of western whites......now "militias" when they're in moods of narrow, self-aggrandizing brotherhood...never existed.

Although some Americans would later characterize Wabokieshiek as a primary instigator of the Black Hawk War, the Winnebago Prophet, according to historian John Hall, "actually discouraged his followers from resorting to armed conflict with the whites".

Paul Grogan, Director of Advocacy, Cancer Council Australia points out that although Dr. Frandsen's approach is an Australian first, money has always been a primary instigator in encouraging people to quit.

Together with the previous, these findings point to SUCNR1 deficient RPE as the primary instigator of the pathological process and suggest that microglial accumulation is a consequence rather than primary cause of lesion.

He was also the primary instigator of the federal government's case against Microsoft.

Mr. Cherniakov leaves little doubt that Lady Macbeth is the primary instigator of Macbeth's misdeeds: Macbeth is present for her arias, which she sings as if to fire him up for crime.

He was the primary instigator of the Grito de Lares revolution and is considered to be the father of the Puerto Rican independence movement.

The term Rhodesia derived from the surname of Cecil Rhodes, the primary instigator of British colonisation of the territory during the late 19th century was perceived as inappropriate because of its colonial origin and connotations.