Sentence examples similar to Provoke a lack from inspiring English sources

Aside from nicotine, cigarette contains carbon monoxide which provokes a lack of oxygen to the brain, which triggers headache.

A collapse in asset prices could still provoke a crisis.The lack of corporate investment has also had broader effects.

"Strange" parents lurk unseen in the background; academic enthusiasms melt away unmourned; his most successful relationship is with a hearty girl who quickly confides in him about the "spasmophilia" that makes her reluctant – provoking a striking lack of concern on his part – to have sex with him.

For example, I routinely procrastinated on tasks that provoked anxiety and a lack of confidence.

"The fact that Dortmund and Tuchel are parting company has provoked criticism and a lack of understanding from some sections of our fan base.

DSM-5 defines binge eating disorder as recurring episodes of eating substantially more food in a short period of time than most people would consume under similar circumstances, a pattern that provokes feelings of a lack of control and occurs regardless of whether the person is hungry.

Elsewhere, they can be integrated with genetic data to augment evidence for species delimitation [ 8] or provoke new hypotheses given a lack of congruence [ 16].

A tangible target that is not a trophy loses its charm, provoking a sense of anticlimax and a lack of competitive tension.

Ringing alarm bells Alarm bells began to ring last year when a lack of rainfall provoked a severe drought in many parts of the Sahel, a region that stretches across eight countries in West Africa.

These results indicate that v225d CagA could not provoke junctional and polarity defects because of a lack of PAR1b-binding ability.

This provoked criticism from Malawian education officials over a lack of consultation.