Sentence examples for thus instigating from inspiring English sources

Kenneth Alan Taylor first announced that he would stepping down as Nottingham's dame in 1991, thus instigating what is undoubtedly the most-postponed retirement in British pantomime.

Now, the correlational design of Ridgway and Clayton's study means that we cannot say for sure whether the posting of Instagram selfies actually caused the other romantic partner to feel insecure or alienated, thus instigating a downward relationship spiral.

Cell imaging experiment undoubtedly indicate that both the compounds were able to cross cellular bio membrane and accumulate thus instigating cytotoxicity.

Climate change will restrict resource availability and alter conditions that are vital to oilseed crop growth and yield, thus instigating environmentally induced shifts in phenotypes.

Although the practical implementation is not clear, an important step mentioned is increasing future orientation (Adams 2009b) and thus instigating a lower discount rate.

Under certain circumstances the bacteria become pathogenic, invading the nasopharyngeal epithelial cells and entering the blood stream, thus instigating disease.

The US thus did not instigate, encourage or provoke civil war in Iraq.

The judge listed the dangers the girl might have faced in the hands of extortionists, and argued that the government, instead of arresting the child's mother "for instigating the conspiracy to violate our border security laws," had "delivered the child to her — thus successfully completing the mission of the criminal conspiracy".

In 2013, he accused federal officials of helping achieve "the criminal conspiracy" of an immigrant mother's attempt to reunite with her child: "Instead of arresting [her] for instigating the conspiracy to violate our border security laws, [the government] delivered the child to her – thus successfully completing the mission of the criminal conspiracy, he wrote.

"She started instigating sex.

One way is by instigating demonstrations".