Sentence examples for to further instigate from inspiring English sources

The world economy could plunge into a real slump if Trump's actions, remarks and policy were to further instigate anti-globalism following Britain's decision to walk out of the European Union".

I really do see threats to all countries, If we fail to act now to what's happening in Ukraine, there will be a big temptation [for Russia] to further instigate situations elsewhere".

Sitting on a bust of Pallas, the raven seems to further instigate his distress with its constant repetition of the word "Nevermore".

Therefore, the compensatory increase in single-nephron ammoniagenesis observed in CKD could further instigate progressive kidney injury.

In March, the Bank went further, instigating a quantitative easing policy in a bid to get credit flowing.

Trump's statements have fostered and further instigated an atmosphere of fear and prejudice towards the estimated 6-7 Muslims Muslins in America.

This controversial data on MCT regulation by hypoxia, especially MCT1, instigated us to further investigate this association between MCTs and hypoxia, by analysing the co-expression of these proteins with GLUT1 and CAIX, which are targets of HIF-1α [ 8, 9].

Before the general election when the Conservatives had a majority, there were worries that the repeal bill would be a mechanism for instigating a Tory coup, using it as an opportunity to further refashion the country in their image.

Both the justice minister and a senior prosecutor were sacked recently, after the prosecutor let slip to journalists that the government had instigated a strike at a state-owned enterprise in order to further its reforms.

The need to further develop the quality of psychiatric diagnostic assessment across the world has led the World Psychiatric Association (WPA) to instigate the development of the International Guidelines for Diagnostic Assessment (IGDA) in the mid 1990s [ 1].

Johnson, Oct. 23: By issuing this subpoena, you have instigated a Constitutional conflict with an inquiry that seems more designed to harass climate scientists than to further any legitimate legislative purpose.