Sentence examples for likely provoke from inspiring English sources

Her selection will likely provoke protests from developing countries.

An attack on US interests will likely provoke familiar high-octane rhetoric.

Such a move would most likely provoke a confrontation with President Clinton.

Any strike would also likely provoke a counter-attack on the South, with many casualties.

3. Finally, Trump's position on the Golan Heights will likely provoke charges of inconsistent and arbitrary enforcement of norms.

The Frank Stella retrospective at the Whitney Museum will likely provoke varied opinions, on a scale from great to god-awful.

But she sings here with an extra degree of spontaneity and intensity that was very likely provoked by her tenor.

It was clear that the reactor would explode within a matter of hours, blowing up the sub and its crew and setting off a 1.4-megaton nuclear explosion -- most likely provoking an American counterattack that would end civilization.

She added, "I thought it was really cool of Jimmy Eat World to say, 'Hey, no harm, no foul.' " She didn't mention that her team had given Jimmy Eat World a piece of the songwriting, likely provoking this laid-back reaction.

That Rahami's name is Islamic likely provoked some dark imaginings about what he might be connected to, beyond First American Fried Chicken, his parents' restaurant in Elizabeth, and what his actions might represent.

Sarkozy's rhetoric about remaking our planet was most likely provoked by the dramatic changes the rise of China and India have forced on the political and economic architecture built by the US and Europe in the postwar era.