Sentence examples for serves to instigate from inspiring English sources

Some would-be censors believe that men cannot control themselves in the presence of a nude female dancer in a theatrical setting, and that therefore the sight of her almost invariably serves to instigate crime.

Finally, oxidative stress is elevated during physical activity, but likely serves to instigate a positive antioxidant adaptation [10, 11].

So the idea that LDE from many environmental chemicals (acting together) might serve to instigate, support or fully enable carcinogenesis, no longer appears to be an unreasonable assertion.

The findings of this study should help to instigate others to implement these in clinical practice.

To instigate bone formation, cells need to adhere and proliferate.

Laurence Mitchell subtly shows you the painful self-mistrust of the paedophilic young man, establishing how (in a way) neither of these needy people want to play the kinky forfeit game the older one has instigated and that only Oscar's flash of clairvoyance about the man's married status serves to prevent.

"For the Board to have leaked details of this case would only have served to undermine the very investigation which it had instigated," insisted MacLaurin.

The alleged incident took place at an establishment called The Swamp and was reportedly instigated by Hernandez, age 17 at the time, refusing to pay for alcoholic drinks served to him.

He has already served one term as ambassador to Austria, in 2001, following claims that he was preparing to instigate a coup against Mr Nazarbayev.

"They are a design to instigate fantasy.

It was easy enough to instigate.