Sentence examples for once instigated from inspiring English sources

Consider that tens of millions of Ahmadi Muslims reside peacefully in nearly 200 nations of the world, face vehement state-sanctioned persecution, but have never once instigated, nor retaliated with, violence.

When Garfunkel did appear, Simon once again instigated the semi-hostile repartee that cropped up on last year's Grammy show.

Villa score their second on the hour mark through Jordan Ayew and it's the wingers once more who instigate the attack.

Many will consider the trust and confidence has broken down once a Pip has been instigated, especially if your employer is perceived to be acting unreasonably.

But once again, this wasn't something that was instigated by us".

Once their chemistry is sealed with an impulsive kiss instigated by Gray, they begin carrying on a secret affair.

He once flooded a house to keep a captive dolphin, instigated failed attempts to teach them spoken English, and even gave the animals LSD (while taking the drug himself).

Once an undisclosed source leaked said statements to TMZ, they instigated a veritable shitstorm of consequences, up to and including Sterling's aforementioned ban from the NBA.

Later, in his autobiography, Matlock would describe the primary impetus for his departure as his increasingly acrimonious relationship with Rotten, which he described as being exacerbated by the rampant inflation of Rotten's ego "once he'd had his name in the papers" and instigated by McLaren.

Secretary of Education Arne Duncan announced the Race to the Top Fund (RTT), a reform program that will once again attempt to instigate change within the notoriously change-resistant world of education.

Alternatively, gains in job satisfaction may have been reported in the longer term, once the challenges of instigating the necessary service changes had been overcome.