Sentence examples similar to instigate a movement from inspiring English sources
Pledge event, instigating a movement that will change the way we consume and create.
Skins, a sportswear manufacturer, has instigated a movement called "Change Cycling Now" in response to doping in the sport and the damage this caused to its brand.
The Field Day Theatre Company, founded in 1980 in Londonderry (Derry) by playwright Brian Friel and actor Stephen Rea, instigated a new movement both in drama and in cultural politics that sought to undo some of the damage done by partition to modern Irish self-perception and self-representation.
These master pieces have quietly instigated an art movement in the city of Rishikesh, and led to birth of a visual festival called Rishikesh Street Art Festival.
Yes, he might instigate a $1tn infrastructure spend.
Now it could instigate a big revolt of backbenchers.
"They could instigate a programme of asset purchases.
The film does not instigate a new critique.
Or could a roly-poly really instigate a sexuality change?
Metabolic stressors, through raising intracellular AMP/ATP ratios, instigate a low cellular energy state.
