Sentence examples for just instigated from inspiring English sources

And Snowden hasn't just instigated a long-overdue discussion about the limits of the U.S. surveillance state.

The legislation remains blocked but the health minister, Sussan Ley, has just instigated a review which would remove free over-the-counter medications such as painkillers and antacids for pensioners and concession card holders under the safety net.

So she was just instigating and waiting for the women to go at each other, eager to point out the hypocrisy of Adrienne now threatening to sue Brandi.

But why even bother campaigning anymore when you can just instigate #libspill3, 4 or 5? The big loser yet again is Bill Shorten who has managed to agree more with the current governments policies than disagree, which begs the question, why is he opposition leader?

Charles usually won, but a suit Bill instigated just led an Oklahoma jury to rule that Wichita, Kans.-based Koch Industries Charles long ago bought out Bill's shares stole up to $214 million of federal oil in the 1970s.

And just as Volponi instigated a reassessment of computerized wagering, be thankful for MARIE REINE LE GOUGNE, Olympic figure skating's French judge.

With the company's survival in doubt and the shares languishing at just 14p each, she instigated a savage cost-cutting plan to save £440m by axing 2,500 jobs and 400 high street branches.

Just don't instigate.

"It was just a handful of fans instigated by a radio station.

For the theatre, which typically attracts audiences of around 80,000 people a year, the pulling of the plug feels premature, as the company has only just embarked on a significant restructuring, instigated by the same arts fund.

But most divorces are actually instigated by women, for reasons that are only just becoming apparent to researchers.