Sentence examples for actually instigated from inspiring English sources

But most divorces are actually instigated by women, for reasons that are only just becoming apparent to researchers.

They claim that apparent separatist attacks, such as a recent raid on a government arms depot, are actually instigated by the army to justify its own presence.As for Aceh, the government, which agreed to an "all-inclusive dialogue" last December, now wants to exclude any talk of independence.

Of their effect on young listeners of hip hop music, he wrote, "they have actually instigated a species of leftish Afrocentrism among kids who three years ago thought gold chains were dope".

Anwar's greatest task will be proving that he can actually instigate the change Malaysians have long been calling for, says Malaysia expert Bridget Welsh of Singapore Management University.

Broadcom's aggressive move may be able to convince investors in the company to actually instigate some change, which does happen from time to time at larger public companies.

The former Swansea number eight added: "But I was very disappointed with the context, really because whilst Gwyn was saying that we need change, I also felt he'd probably been on a desert island for the last six weeks because there was no reference to the change that we're actually instigating.

Whilst there, I had to ask: who is actually instigating these vicious attacks against the Rohingya?

"You need people to sign petitions, to vote, to actually instigate those bills, to instigate the propositions.

When he actually instigates a petty theft of a bakery, it makes no sense based on what we know of him.

So that part I couldn't actually instigate.

".. but where we're different is that we actually instigate a lot of those telephone consultations as well, particularly if somebody has not long started on Light Touch.