Sentence examples for area provoked from inspiring English sources

Thurii called upon the assistance of Rome, whose naval operations in the area provoked a war with the Greek city of Tarentum.

Luka Milivojevic scored from the penalty spot via Karl Darlow's glove – "I was unlucky against Manchester City, and lucky today," he offered post-match through a grin – and, thereafter, every ball flung into the Newcastle area provoked panic.

In fact, their work in this area provoked an Esquire-like salvo from Politico, which complained that "[t]he Democratic strategy consists of shame and politics".

Those elections would also have little meaning if an American-led military offensive to pacify those areas provoked a broad Sunni boycott of the voting.

The hypothesis tested was that restricted access to the feeding areas provokes effects on chewing activities related to feeding and rumination.

Both amphetamine and methamphetamine act directly on the mesolimbic dopaminergic "reward system" [ 3] by inducing release of dopamine, and to some extent norepinephrine, in the synaptic clefts of the Nucleus Accumbens (NAc) and other terminal areas provoking a euphoric state, but also addiction.

This problem has resulted in, and been compounded by, both the anxiety this curriculum area provokes within nursing students [ 7] and the dichotomy between students and lecturers in terms of their views of the relevance of biological sciences to clinical practice [ 4, 7].

The Channel Four documentary series, Skint, was filmed in the area, which provoked a public fightback thought of as the moment poverty porn was called out in public here.

Earlier military offensives in the six other tribal areas had provoked revenge bombings deep in Pakistan's heartlands.

Observations of high acidity (pH as low as 1.7) in fogwater collected in polluted areas have provoked concern for public health.

Little about the area would provoke alarm.