Sentence examples for less instigation from inspiring English sources
Changes to outbreak investigation policy in 2004 meant non-EMRSA-15 outbreaks were investigated only when a fourth patient was found colonized which may have caused a delay in HCW screening and less instigation of HCW screening during Aus2/3-EMRSA outbreaks.
What would become Radiohead more or less came together, at Yorke's instigation, in a school band room.
She is less in evidence as author than as inspiration and instigation; she is named in the original title of "Speak Memory" — "Conclusive Evidence," with the two "V"s Nabokov liked so much — and, of course, on the dedication page of nearly every novel.
As far as I can tell, this movement has sprung more or less spontaneously from students across elite colleges, with little or no instigation from unions.
The war was the Crimean War, and the photographer, Roger Fenton, invariably called the first war photographer, was no less than that war's "official" photographer, having been sent to the Crimea in early 1855 by the British government, at the instigation of Prince Albert.
He blamed foreign instigation.
Instigation to racism is shading into instigation to violence.
"That was at their instigation.
Abelard suffered castration at Fulbert's instigation.
He was murdered at his wife's instigation.
there for, if not the instigation of dancing?
