Sentence examples for possibly instigating from inspiring English sources

Government authorities began to harass Câmara actively in 1968, interfering with his ministry in the slums and condoning, possibly instigating, machine-gun attacks on his residence.

The US has slipped two years ago and is in free fall – #Trump now praises a physical assault against a US @guardian reporter, possibly instigating madmen and rulers around the world to do the same and worse.

In recent years, sculpted topiary has been de rigeur, possibly instigated by Tom STomrTommiTom

They will welcome the tough stuff – and in Gallen's and Birds's case, possibly instigate it – but are they physically prepared, particularly after the month-long lay-off since the end of the NRL season, for the strain of a tournament?

Possibly instigated by America's latest war, a.k.a Vietnam II, people are rebelling against "square" society by revisiting 60s visuals and techniques.

In breast carcinoma, the levels of HER3 can increase significantly when compared with normal cells due to overexpression, possibly instigated by protein translation or higher molecule half-life [ 16].

By characterising the transgenic arcAβ mouse model of AD which presents a strong vascular pathology at early, mid and late disease stages we investigated what processes could possibly instigate the vascular and metabolic impairments early on in the disease and which mechanisms aggravate the vascular pathology at later stages in this AD mouse model.

The 18th century Enlightenment values of reason and science coupled with new voyages to distant lands instigating another phase of encyclopaedic plant identification, nomenclature, description and illustration, "flower painting" possibly at its best in this period of history.

In situations where the suspected abuser is also the carer, professionals may feel cautious about reporting their suspicions: instigating safeguarding procedures may jeopardise the support systems surrounding the person being abused and possibly cause more harm than good, especially if suspicions turn out to be unfounded.

"She started instigating sex.

"Instigating a decision accelerator session".