Sentence examples for only instigated from inspiring English sources

On top of that, Corsi is violating journalistic ethics by playing both sides of the fence -- writing about an investigation he not only instigated but participated in.

In the distant past, when mechanical problems were suspected, manufacturers would only instigate a recall as the last resort and it tended to be covered up.

He was only in charge for four years, from 1983 to 1987, but instigated one of the largest programmes of social and economic reform in Africa.

The use of workshops to discuss key issues is a useful means of not only instigating discussion but also leads to trust and 'buy in' from the participants.

For example, in patients with seasonal AR but no asthma, nasal allergen testing not only instigates bronchial airway responsiveness, but also increases eosinophil counts in the sputum samples of these patients.

Market research is typically conducted before a government formally approves taxpayer-funded advertising, because campaign guidelines say such activities "should only be instigated where a need is demonstrated... and the campaign is informed by appropriate research or evidence".

But the girl's Oedipal Complex is necessarily more complicated since it can only be instigated by a break from the pre-Oedipal relation to the mother and is therefore a secondary formation.

The pathways involved in activating the L fragment were also examined and we found that LiCl only marginally instigated the activity of MyoD-P6P-L-luc.

Most doctors (82.1%) reported initiating a discussion about participating in decision-making with their patients; however, only 62.5% instigated this dialogue with more than half of their patients.

HEXIM1 exerts its inhibitory function on P-TEFb only when associated with the 7SK snRNA, while neither 7SK nor HEXIM1 alone instigates any effects [ 29, 33].

All in all, I am deeply convinced that promoting diversity does not only mean instigating positive values, it also paves the way for business growth.