Sentence examples for practices that incited from inspiring English sources

Many details of the practices that incited Wukan's protests are murky.

The board of Campbell Soup came up with a novel way of dealing with options that were under water, or worthless, that involved neither repricing them nor issuing a slug of new options at a lower strike price -- practices that incited cries of fury last year from shareholders at other companies.

That incited objections from the non-carnivores.

That incited fears among other sarpanches, who resigned en masse.

What really matters in a Sara Paretsky mystery are the crimes behind the crimes — the corrupt politics, the class divisions, the economic inequities, the dirty business practices and all the other injustices that incite the wicked deeds we love to read about.

To promote an environment that incites innovation and is flexible to meet scientific demand.

A banning order could be used to outlaw a group that incites hatred or causes fear.

It is a question that incites a lot of debate.

Motivation is a force that incites a person to action.

An obvious unresolved question is how mutations that incite opposite effects on SHP2 phosphatase activity elicit overlapping disease phenotypes.

Nowadays though, my physicians have advised me against practicing yoga, as it often causes more bodily damage because I have connective tissue disease (and in fact, yoga may be one of the culprits that incited my chronic pain).