Sentence examples for issue that provokes from inspiring English sources
-- One issue that provokes opposing views in this year's election battles is how to improve U.S. public schools.
We know that providing access to legal terminations would stop women dying, but this remains an issue that provokes huge debate.
Complicating what is undoubtedly the UK's most profound political crisis since World War Two, Brexit is also an issue that provokes powerful divisions not just between the two main parties, Conservative and Labour, but within them too.
FGM is an issue that provokes strong reactions; the appearance of an 'us and them' mentality is a risk.
Now, once more, Edwin Poots finds himself under pressure on an issue that provokes even more emotion than a sports stadium at a controversial location.
Jamaat, a BNP ally, has also been ruled ineligible to fight the election.The issue that provoked the hartal was another move by the government seen as tilting the electoral playing field.
The extraordinary circumstances were the public's intense disgust with politicians of all parties over MPs' expenses, the issue that provoked Labour to drop Dr Gibson as a candidate.
But the actual issue that provoked the finger-in-the-chest-poking contest was the Parliament's first scandal, where Reid's lobbyist son Kevin had been caught in the open boasting of his influence: "I know the secretary of state very, very well because he's my father," trilled Kevin into the hidden tape recorder of an undercover reporter posing as an American businessman.
Another issue that provoked significant attention among analytic philosophers of history is the issue of "objectivity".
(The specific issue that provoked Paul was Obama's intention to start enforcing existing federal gun laws).
Yet sadly, despite so much progress in terms of the equality of gay people under the law, we have not seem the same kind of improvement in connection with the very issue that provoked the most recent wave of the LGBT movement in the first place -- the fight against HIV and AIDS.
