Sentence examples for is instigated from inspiring English sources
verb
To goad or urge forward; to set on; to provoke; to incite.
- He hath only instigated his blackest agents to the very extent of their malignity. -Bp. Warburton.
Behavior -- even apparently conscious, voluntary behavior, is instigated unconsciously.
"India has an unsustainable density of NGOs and the movement is instigated by them.
The assumption of pure insertion -- that brain activity is instigated by external stimuli -- is now understood to be incorrect.
It is instigated and directed from abroad, and carried out by outlaws in the country," it said in a statement.
If a fight is instigated by one side, then that side is to blame for instigating the fight.
The measurement of serum CgA is of great importance for reaching an early diagnosis and thus reducing the delay before treatment is instigated.
At least two written warnings should be given if a formal disciplinary route is instigated and you should have the right to appeal a dismissal.
Suppuration indicates active peri-implantitis and is likely to be associated with bone loss and future implant failure if no active preventive treatment is instigated.
The proposed logical model is instigated and executed into the latest updated PTM bulk nano-MOSFET model and is found to be in decent accord with technology-CAD simulation data.
More women have begun to talk about domestic violence (only 1 percent of reported violence and abuse is instigated by women against their male partners, according to the survey findings).
Hsiao-Jou Tang, a supple mover who ricochets from one side of the stage to the other — usually this is instigated by a darting leg — performs a solo that like much in this dance becomes a lesson in monotonous aggression.
