Sentence examples for instigated more than from inspiring English sources

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.

Nikki claims that her husband of three years, Mark, has instigated more than 20 physical fights — including allegedly punching her in the face, breaking her nose and running over her toe with his truck — allegations Mark vehemently denies.

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

What beats in Ms. Hazzard's restrained but tingling pulse is something else: not feelings, but the painting that memory makes of them -- haunting as a portrait that instigates the imagination more than the sitter could.

Videos created relating to the discussion the SNP instigated were seen more than 400,000 times and the party gained 300 members.

The turning point was instigated by Martin Keown, who more than anyone else in the Arsenal team had an afternoon to forget.

The scientist who instigated the research programme more than a decade ago said that he now has overwhelming evidence that the same technique can be used to create embryonic-like stem cells from human skin cells.

Most doctors (82.1%) reported initiating a discussion about participating in decision-making with their patients; however, only 62.5% instigated this dialogue with more than half of their patients.

We deal more arms to the world and instigate more wars.

Garde will presumably have similar objectives at Villa as he sets about instigating a more prolonged revival than the 11 minutes of frantic late pressure offered up by his new team here.

The U.K. already removes thousands of pieces of online content, with a dedicated law enforcement unit called the Counter Terrorism Internet Referral Unit (CTIRU) instigating the removal of more than 55,000 pieces of online content in the four years since it was set up — some 34,000 of which have been removed since December 2013.