Sentence examples for could have instigated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Moro said Mr. Edwards had told him that Mr. Santiago could have instigated the attacks.

PARIS — The French bank Société Générale, facing persistent questions over how a lone, junior trader could have instigated more than $7 billion in losses, acknowledged on Sunday that his activities prompted questions from risk managers several times last year, but that the bank never began an investigation because his explanations defused any suspicions.

They could cause the next "Big One": CFTC Commissioner Bart Chilton says we got lucky two years ago: "If the Flash Crash had taken place in the morning on May 6th, when E.U. markets were open, it could have instigated a global economic event".

It is possible that health care providers may have asked a broader question about family history of cancer or respondents could have instigated family history discussions without health care providers' initiation.

To defend themselves against the little guys, tobacco companies have instigated or threatened litigation that could cost poor nations millions of dollars to fight.

But Rangers argue they could not have done any more to fight sectarianism and last week listed the numerous programmes they have instigated to tackle the issue at a cost of several hundred thousand pounds.

The Pistols may have instigated the punk rock insurrection, but it was Strummer, Jones, Simonon and Headon who showed that punk's rebels could have a cause, and who fused 1950s rockabilly with visionary experiments in reggae and rap.

Globally, young people have instigated revolutionary movements before.

By Caleb Crain Boston merchants may have instigated early unrest to protect smuggling profits.

Palestinians have instigated more of it, and they have suffered more from it.

But as that slowly changes, tell me Ms Cottle, who will have instigated the ugliness?