Sentence examples for easy to instigate from inspiring English sources
The siege in Sydney has once again raised the spectre of attacks by "lone wolves" – extremely difficult for the security agencies to stop and relatively easy to instigate and carry out.
"Some actions were easy to instigate immediately.
It's easier to instigate fear and hatred than goodwill and friendship".
These laws have provided an easy excuse to instigate violence against minorities.
To instigate bone formation, cells need to adhere and proliferate.
It is more effective and additionally when compared with other more invasive cooling techniques is cheaper to instigate, easy for healthcare professionals to use and is associated with less side effects.
It was a strategy that reminded voters of everything they distrusted about Romney, which made it that much easier for the former speaker to instigate a right-wing revolt against the media and the slippery-seeming frontrunner alike.
The report from Trend Micro, a cybersecurity firm, said it also costs just $55,000 to discredit a journalist and $200,000 to instigate a street protest based on false news, shining a light on how easy it has become for cyber propaganda to produce real-world outcomes.
"They are a design to instigate fantasy.
And continued to instigate and followed us after we left!
