Sentence examples for that was instigated from inspiring English sources

Zephyrinus died during the persecution of Christians that was instigated by the Roman emperor Lucius Septimius Severus.

"The decision follows an internal TalkSport investigation that was instigated following complaints about the content and nature of the broadcast.

During the years in Munich, Schelling tried to consolidate his philosophical work in a new way, producing a revision that was instigated by Hegel's criticism.

The project came about as a result of a "speedstorming" event (an amalgam of brainstorming and speed dating, an idea initiated by Professor Jeffrey Grossman) that was instigated by Fink when he was director of MIT's Research Laboratory of Electronics.

The corporation was criticised by MPs last month for over-estimating the savings it would achieve with the sale of BBC Technology to Siemens in 2004, a move that was instigated by former director general Greg Dyke and signed off by Thompson.

On the politics of development: "In 1992 the Clinton campaign was famous for saying, 'It's the economy, stupid.' But with the economy doing so well, the next campaign slogan might better be, 'It's the sprawl, stupid.' " On the Bloustein school's building: "A countercyclical capital infrastructure investment project that was instigated in the depths of the last recession".

One drawback of mutual funds cited by managed-account boosters is that investors sometimes foot tax bills that are instigated by others.

Instead, she argued, the committee should have a much wider focus, covering misinformation including inaccurate posts on social media ranging from Facebook to 4Chan, image and video search results, and even offline events that are instigated online.

For suppose we agree that there are processes that are instigated by the exercise of active power, such as the process that is instigated by an agent's willing to raise her arm.

The 'yellow' color of the two pieces of furniture could indicate changes made in the composition that were instigated by Degas.

Altogether, in Larry's case, studying is an act that is instigated by instructor's cues (i.e., upcoming exam), informed by a folk theory of the mind, involves a variety of curricular resources, and is strongly influenced by his personal situation.