Sentence examples for from provoking from inspiring English sources

It is keeping a low profile, desisting from "provoking" the American aircraft patrolling its skies.

I've long believed that the Iranian regime stands to gain from provoking external antagonism — up to a point.

American officials have been pressuring Mr. Chen to refrain from provoking China since he narrowly won re-election in March.

But far from provoking self-examination, the death of Oluwale left only a lingering sense of shame.

I had seldom thought about Mrs. Haymond's hatred for me in the years since, or of the strange pleasure I got from provoking her.

Vitali Klitschko, the boxer-turned-opposition leader, had urged supporters in Independence Square to remain calm and refrain from provoking the police.

Where are you from?", provokes Millat into assuming a "bud-bud-ding-ding cornershop accent": "Oh, you are meaning where from am I originally " - his answer is: "Whitechapel, via the Royal London Hospital and the 207 bus".

Considering that 25% of all outpatient neurological consultations are due to headache, an easy calculation indicates that one out of 300 350 patients attending an outpatient general neurological clinic suffers from provoked headaches.

Previous studies on SNPTB (clinicians' perspective) and parental perspectives for child vaccination against pertussis and influenza have highlighted that feelings of regret from provoked harm of medical interventions do affect the decision making [ 5, 10, 12, 13].

In 2007, it was raised to about $23,000 a vial from $1,650, provoking howls from some doctors and patients, and has continued to raise the price since then.

They enjoyed an unbeaten four-game run at the start of this term, but have since slumped to second from bottom, provoking protests from discontented fans.