Sentence examples for might instigate from inspiring English sources

Yes, he might instigate a $1tn infrastructure spend.

Opposition leaders feared that the government might instigate violence as a pretext to clear the demonstrators.

Advised that the act might instigate violence, one of them said, "We are as dispensable as anyone else".

Third, because even dominance-motivated leaders are more likely to make good decisions when their teams are vying against other groups, companies might instigate friendly competitions among teams.

Do they really believe that a final showdown will put Abhisit out of power?" More unsettling, he said, is the possibility that other groups with other agendas might instigate violence.

Alan Pardew can seek to clear the air with his players this week and might instigate the changes, whether in formation or personnel, he believes can make a difference against Southampton on Saturday.

Terry Wareham, head of the Bastrop County Tea Party, said she fears that the Obama administration might deliberately instigate violence between soldiers and Texans as a pretext for establishing martial law.

Some also argue that large dams might themselves instigate earthquakes, because the weight of the water in reservoirs could press on faults in the mountains and because water under pressure lubricates faults.

The extent to which neutral evolution in itself might ultimately instigate reproductive isolation among populations is debatable [ 12, 13].

Therefore, we anticipate that spartin might also instigate the enzymatic activity of these other E3 ubiquitin ligases and will investigate them in future studies.

It has no spies in Afghanistan and little new information on precisely how he might have instigated the deadly bombings.