Sentence examples for interest provoked from inspiring English sources

That is fair: as is the interest provoked by the second place showing of the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP), an unprecedented result in a Westminster contest for this Eurosceptic party.That said, there are good reasons for not reading too much into the result in Barnsley.

These are questions of general interest provoked by our genome scale resource and its analysis.

Others saw impulsive kids whose reckless passion cut them off from family, friends and more appropriate interests, provoked mood swings, delinquent behavior and experimentation with drugs, and ended in tragedy.

By attacking the In Amenas facility, the militants struck at these core interests, provoking an overwhelming response from the Algerian government.

It has attracted more philosophical interest and provoked more philosophical controversy than any of the other traditionally recognized figures of speech.

It was Brandeis's perceived radical beliefs and hostility to business interests that provoked his enemies, Mr. Urofsky concludes; being Jewish was "a complicating factor".

Because of that history, the governor's anti-stimulus stance — as well as his threat to reject the stimulus package's supplemental unemployment aid as an unwarranted burden on business interests — has provoked some skepticism and incomprehension here.

This paper was a challenge to GM interests and provoked immediate and widespread criticism and press coverage [3].

Mr Orban will continue to play this political game, but he has no interest in provoking violence.

If only the interest he provokes were limited to his immediate surroundings, but, alas, it is not!

This fear probably exaggerates their options: given their dismal poll ratings, the Lib Dems have no interest in provoking a general election any time soon.