Sentence examples for mostly instigated from inspiring English sources
But the Republican field's tough talk about illegal immigration, mostly instigated by Trump, risks alienating those voters, especially in the Southwest, where the growing Latino populations of two swing states, Colorado and Nevada, can decide a close presidential election.
A small, artificial controversy had built up around the premiere, mostly instigated by the British press when word got out that "The Perfect American" would depict a bigoted Disney.
However, this behaviour was mostly instigated for the patients' sake.
A bioinformatics study largely instigated this field.
No, the state legislators — instigated mostly by Republican members — are obsessed with women and girls' use of the bathroom.
MOSTLY TRUE: We do not know that Russia instigated the DNC hack and Putin has denied involvement, though he did say "The important thing is the content that was given to the public". 10 06 p.m. Cybersecurity is next.
Mostly black and mostly queer, by their own definition, they convened in New York to complete their first public project, instigated by Ms. Shields, an abstract artist.
Michell's team, all women and mostly under 30, have taken to the perk with enthusiasm, and Michell has also instigated a walk to work initiative.
Following Wimbledon's draw with Norwich City at Selhurst Park on 6 May, Koppel came onto the pitch and told the mostly jeering home fans that "there never was a merger proposal with QPR"; the Loftus Road club had instigated the talks, he said.
"Instead, it instigated the situation".
