Sentence examples for enough to provoke a from inspiring English sources

But it was not enough to provoke a major response.

An alleged involvement in terrorism is more than enough to provoke a hostile public reaction, of course.

That is not enough to provoke a stampede in a country where retail investors are remarkably insensitive to price (as their profitable high-street banks can testify).

But because the legislation is dominated by provisions and compromises that the president wanted, aides said the low-power radio provision was not enough to provoke a veto.

Yet it is ambiguous enough to provoke a troubling question: Does the West love this movie because it is so profoundly Asian, or because it is not?

Now, of course, Vargus's joke is up to more than 120,000 retweets, enough to provoke a response from Twitter and entire think-pieces about the changing nature of Internet fame.

My humming has grown loud enough to provoke an occasional "Daddy, I'm trying to talk on the phone".

But they were enough to provoke an international diplomatic rebuke, it emerged on Wednesday, after they featured in an impudent make-over of a Soviet war memorial.

One woolly article by the prime minister in the Church Times is enough to provoke an indignant letter of protest, signed by more than 50 notables.

Today I casually tweeted that my girlfriend had let out a wail of anguish during episode nine and even  that was enough to provoke an expletive-ridden reply from one soon-to-be-viewer.

They buy the best televisions, and they assemble combinations of sheets, mattresses and pillows comfy enough to provoke an unbidden endorsement on Oprah Winfrey's show: Oprah: Favorite thing to sleep in for you?