Sentence examples for instigated many from inspiring English sources

Bad weather in ski resorts has instigated many a friendship.

After her husband's death in 1819, Kaahumanu became kuhina nui (premier) to his successor, Liholiho Kamehameha II, and instigated many reforms.

The disclosure of the controversial bulk telephony metadata collection program – a program which itself was authorized by a secret 2006 Fisa court opinion – instigated many of the changes now underway.

I also found that, unlike other forms of hate crime, women seemed to be disproportionately involved and to motivate and instigate many attacks.

"For the success of the water vole we need to instigate many more re-introduction projects just like this one.

"We are working very hard, starting with Marco Mattiacci, who knows what needs to be done and who will instigate many changes at a technical and organisational level and in speeding up the decision-making process.

This move to a new venue opens a lot of possibilities and has allowed us to instigate many changes which will benefit the fair, not least of which the reduction in size by 50 galleries to a total of 141.

There is still disagreement about who instigated the many tiny ceasefires.

However, the current England head coach often argues that Moores instigated so many of the most positive changes Flower has developed further.

Acute Medical Units (AMUs) are instigated in many hospitals across the world.

Exposure to elevated temperatures instigates, many organisms to rapidly synthesize a highly conserved set of proteins termed as heat shock proteins (or heat shock factor) and their induction is putatively correlated to the adaptation of the organism to hypothermic stress conditions (Schlesinger 1990).