Sentence examples for does not provoke the from inspiring English sources
In the West, many may express astonishment that the murder of Muslims in hate crimes does not provoke the same level of global outrage as the video did.
In the Italian pavilion he stresses estimable seniors, catering not to jaded insiders but to a broader public for whom the sight of new or nearly new paintings by Gerhard Richter, Ellsworth Kelly, Robert Ryman and Sigmar Polke (huge translucent tours-de-force of darkling mystery, the color of molasses or crude oil) does not provoke the rolling of eyes.
It is important to mention that washing with a dilute solution of trifluoroacetic acid, 1% TFA, does not provoke the cleavage of CLPFFD from the AuNP-CLPFFD conjugate. .
At this time, the animal's internal state is not deviated and thus, the motivational element, ψ t, in the incentive salience theory does not provoke the tolerance response.
14, 15 For example, B-1a or B-1b cell BCR engagement does not provoke the same degree or quality of calcium flux or whole-cell pTyr observed in MZ B cells.
In this scenario, it remains surprising that the activation of the SPI-2 system, which also results in the perforation of host membranes by a second SPI-2-encoded TTSS, does not provoke the generation of a detectable second wave of AA starvation responses.
The XC90 is just as guilty of being a bloated road-hog as the rest of its super-sized class, but it doesn't provoke the same level of loathing.
Yet as you watch the White House go up in flames — an image that doesn't provoke the same shock or giggles that it did in his 1996 flick, "Independence Day" — you may wonder if every time he blows or burns something up, Mr. Emmerich, who was born in Germany in 1955, is compulsively repeating a historical trauma.
But it doesn't provoke the same reaction, because it's frozen.
Which is why calling now a "Sputnik moment" risks falling flat -- because while it may be true on a certain level, it just doesn't provoke the same public response.
It adds, "Do not provoke the police".
