Sentence examples for that may instigate from inspiring English sources

Not being allowed to criticize the emir is one such provision, but there are others, including a prohibition on printing anything that "may instigate the overthrow of the regime in the country, cause harm thereto or damage the supreme interest of the state," or "any propaganda urging to embrace destructive principles," or any news about the military without permission.

Our observations point at a possible shift in inflammation and fibrotic response from adipose tissue to liver and a possible negative feedback regulation of tissue inflammation that may instigate NAFLD severity.

Any solution that enhances the competence of medical professionals would mitigate some of the factors that may instigate litigation, the costs of which are a burden to healthcare expenditure, ultimately limiting the services offered to patients.

"Our country is fully prepared to deal with any contingency, any action that North Korea may take or any provocation that they may instigate," Hagel added.

To do so requires only that the composer be exquisitely steeped in and wholly comfortable with the implications of the technique, so that it may instigate intensely musical structures nothing like the note-to-note sequences people frequently suppose.

So while others are pointing out the bigger picture -- the fact that McConnell may instigate government shutdown after government shutdown for the next two years -- what struck me about the Politico story was how we'd all better get used to hearing the word "reconciliation" if Republicans do take the Senate.

These include helping Neel take Yanomami blood and urine samples for genetic testing; reconstructing Yanomami genealogies despite the tribe's strict taboo against uttering the name of the dead; and indulging in acts of swashbuckling bravura that may have instigated the very violence for which he made his tribe notorious in his best-selling monograph, "Yanomami: The Fierce People".

From a social point of view, Dei (2000) wrote that tourism development may instigate conflicts when governments impose it on a community without consulting the local people.

The maternal contribution to the susceptibility to BEN lends support to the evidence that prenatal programming may instigate a higher risk for developing BEN.

One possibility is that the short rhALR may instigate intracellular signaling coupled to cell proliferation similar to these mitogens (that is, EGF, TGF-α, or HGF).

Moreover, pp65336-439 immunityimmunity cross-reacts to multiple cellular proteins suggesting that immune responses to pp65336-439 may instigate autoimmunity.