Sentence examples similar to instigating problems from inspiring English sources
Fletcher instigated the problems with an awkward back pass towards Ben Foster that his goalkeeper sliced skywards.
We also remark here that many authors have been instigating the problem of modifying the normal Mann iteration process to have strong convergence for κ-strictly pseudocontractive mappings; see [24 27] and the references therein.
While the protestors had not instigated any problems the police and been escalating the action towards violence for most of the march by running cars and bicycles into the peaceful marchers.
Krystel Jimenez, a 16-year-old who captured the melee on her phone, said one brawler told her the fighting started "because one person was looking at them and instigating a problem then they went up to them and their families got involved," according to The Miami Herald.
In addition, animals may become exposed to new stressors which instigate the problem again (technically, these should not be considered relapses as they are a new incidence of the problem).
"The police were on horses, they had helicopters, they were there to instigate a problem.
"We've got to respect them as well as they respect us, but sometimes it's actually a referee that instigates the problem in the first place.
Service demand increase from regional population growth or increasing prevalence of certain health problems instigated two projects.
Matt Hancock, the health and social care secretary, has identified preventing illness as one of his three key priorities, alongside tackling staffing problems and instigating a revolution in how the NHS uses technology to improve care.
Despite appointments taking place over the telephone, there were no undue delays in identifying potential clinical problems and instigating appropriate referral processes.
