Sentence examples for have been provoking from inspiring English sources

Right-wing talk-show hosts, pundits, and protesters have been provoking these feelings in Latino people for decades.

Government officials have become increasingly sensitive to environmental concerns — previously ignored during China's headlong embrace of economic growth — which have been provoking public unrest.

Alistair Darling, the chancellor, seemed to hint as much a few days later.Now, perhaps keen to avoid another of the screeching u-turns that have been provoking mutiny within the Labour Party, the government is pressing ahead.

There is a sense in Russia, Masha Lipman, of the Carnegie Moscow Center, told me, "that Georgia is this tiny country, with a population of four and a half million and a weak economy, who have been provoking them in an arrogant manner because they have a bigger guy" — the United States — "behind them, and that their leader has been emboldened to talk arrogantly in this way".

There are incumbent government representatives from governments throughout the Middle East -- and their challengers who have been provoking them on the streets and through pixels and streaming and SMS.

They have been provoked and abused, haven't they?

The assaults appear to have been provoked only by the fact that the men were black.

He might have been provoked, but leading up to Sunday he rarely was.

Mr. Brewer said witness accounts suggested that Mr. Hamer might have have been provoked.

They said Mr. Rukaj might have been provoked by a derogatory comment about his father.

Another confrontation, a snowball fight, may have been provoked by a racial dispute, school authorities said.