Sentence examples for been instigated from inspiring English sources
verb
To goad or urge forward; to set on; to provoke; to incite.
- He hath only instigated his blackest agents to the very extent of their malignity. -Bp. Warburton.
This has been instigated by Big Ears.
This has been instigated without any dialogue with the workforce.
Only some of them have been instigated against us by outside forces.
Most of the progress in this conservative state has been instigated by Republican Governor McCall.
This confrontation would have been less surprising had it been instigated by the third foreign-policy candidate.
Khan Mohammad recalled that Mr. Jan believed that the call had been instigated by Ahmed Wali Karzai, not the president.
The lawsuit is likely to have been instigated in repsonse to Facebook's $2bn purchase of Oculus in March.
Turnarounds at companies from the McDonald's Corporation to Marvel Entertainment have been instigated by the activism of hedge funds.
Time and again the charge is made that the LCP has been instigated without the involvement of families.
The crack initiation process of fretting fatigue is a complex phenomenon, and various approaches have been instigated to investigate fretting fatigue damage tolerance and crack initiation.
A year on from the inquest into Lloyd's death, which returned a verdict of unlawful killing, no proceedings have been instigated against those responsible.
