Sentence examples for that will instigate from inspiring English sources

As Kissy goes to get help, Bond descends into the volcano and discovers a spaceship preparing to take off in order to capture another U.S. capsule, an act that will instigate nuclear war.

His search to find out who she is, and their eventual chaste, idealistic romance, intertwines with a scheme by a mad genius named Rotwang (Rudolf Klein-Rogge) to build a robot that will instigate chaos in both the world below and that above.

Over 1m children have taken part in FIRST's contests over the years, and Mr Kamen hopes that they will instigate big changes of their own.

The Ferguson Commission should not be put on a pedestal with an unrealistic expectation that it alone will instigate change.

Robots like Baxter will replace millions of expensive humans – a move that I suspect will instigate a problematic rise of unemployment in the manufacturing sector – and companies like manufacturing giant Foxconn are investing in robotics at a clip.

The idea behind Sen's finding is that, with a free press and full public expression, and with the ballot box as the ultimate form of that popular voice, outrage at conditions that are killing people will instigate the necessary changes.

Instead Mr. Lerner emphasizes the more selfish reason Jewish people should have for promoting peace: that violence against Arabs will instigate more violence against — and worse, among — Jews.

Plutarch himself says he wrote the Lives for the improvement of others, assuming that the actions of virtue will instigate emulation in the reader (Pericles 1 2; see Russell 1973, 100 101).

So does Playground think that the sky system in Horizon 3 will instigate a new era of month-long location shoots throughout the games industry?

"The lack of electricity and fuel will instigate people, I understand that," said Shukri Mahmoud, another seller of fruit and vegetables.

It is impossible to entirely eliminate the possibility that (elements of) the GOI, or the MEK, will instigate a confrontation in spite of our efforts.