Sentence examples for apparently provoke from inspiring English sources

If Balotelli were to succeed him at Milan, it could apparently provoke a string of other moves in the summer with La Gazzetta dello Sport claiming that Napoli have begun their own succession planning in the expectation that City will try and replace Balotelli with Edinson Cavani in the summer.

That move has apparently provoked the latest round of problems.

The battle to the city's west on Wednesday was apparently provoked by the government.

The speeches of counsel for defendants apparently provoked statements by the District Attorney of which petitioners now complain.

But the magazine apparently "provoked anger in Cambridge", with enraged students complaining in droves.

"I have hacking issues" — a reference to the Sony Entertainment hack apparently provoked by Rogen's film "The Interview".

The letter's slow decline is apparently provoking a movement to save it, according to the Journal's story.

His comments in support of Arizona's new immigration law apparently provoked an activist to dump a pile of pennies on him a few weeks ago.

But only rarely do the students eat meat, and the relentless diet of nshima maize porridge has apparently provoked protests in the not-too-distant past.

Interestingly, a proportion of these seizures were apparently provoked by a hot bath, or whilst playing in a very warm environment.

Trump was apparently provoked by an editorial in the Record Review, a small-town weekly newspaper that serves readers near the Chappaqua, N.Y., home of Bill and Hillary Clinton.