Sentence examples for capable of provoking from inspiring English sources

Alas, pre-K has joined the long list of issues capable of provoking partisan rage.

While still providing entertainment, it should be strongly didactic and capable of provoking social change.

Recent evidence also supports that maternal exposure to these foods is capable of provoking neurobehavioral alterations in offspring.

"I've known Marco for a long time and I don't think he is capable of provoking a player, he is a good boy.

If the films of Mr. Godard's heroic period, the 1960's, were capable of provoking furious arguments, his later movies tend to be conversation stoppers.

This process results in APC activation, which renders the APCs capable of provoking an immune response against the cancer protein in the patient's body.

Compared to the more uniform, trigeminal-mediated "pain" response, odors are capable to provoke a variety of behavior associated with the avoidance of environmental hazards (e.g., involuntary attention shift toward the odor/odor source).

However, this knowledge would be valuable because the induction of DCs capable of promoting inflammatory T-cell responses might increase the risk of provoking unwanted side effects upon vaccination.

By contrast, we found that concurrent overexpression of Ser (or Delta) with Zfh1/ZEB1 was capable to provoke tumour metastasis.

In an essay in the daily O Estado de São Paulo, the novelist Ignácio de Loyola Brandão described Ms. Braga's performance as moving and magnificent and called "A Port for Elizabeth Bishop" a "brilliant creation" that is "capable of touching, bruising, provoking, disturbing, delighting, perturbing and questioning" theatergoers.

The epidemiology of provoked headaches is unknown.