Sentence examples for some instigated from inspiring English sources

In the United States and in Europe, demonstrations calling for a nuclear freeze (some instigated by the Soviet Union) were mounting.

In the 3 months before diagnosis, Danish patients with cancer have around 10 times as many diagnostic investigations as the reference population, some instigated by GPs (Christensen et al, 2012).

Pinkus has now gone one step further and said that the meeting in the bank was preceded by an earlier encounter – held some time earlier, and instigated by Carter – in which they itemised the contents of the safe deposit box.

And so again I think some of these things more related to government-sponsored or instigated encouraged growth, you'd have to be awfully careful I would think.

We've sexualized our mascot and instigated multiple rivalries".

One was instigated when Slater made contact, three years after the event.

Rob both instigated and, from 2001 until his death, served as editor-in chief of the journal Progress in Development Studies.

Even after his final religious breakthrough – instigated, of course, by the simple words of a male peasant – Levin still finds a reason to shout at his wife.

Early Christians may have refused to serve in the military, but in the Middle Ages "the Church itself either instigated war or waged it as intensely as anybody else".

See articleRinat Akhmetov, a steel tycoon and Ukraine's richest man, instigated rallies in Donetsk to protest against pro-Russian separatism.

His achievement in seeing that the work was first instigated and then carried through to a successful conclusion earned him fame and prestige.