Sentence examples for may not provoke from inspiring English sources

Tube drivers may not provoke your sympathy.

Second, unlike most arrests or killings of gang leaders, it may not provoke a bloody succession struggle.

There is also some evidence that certain stem cells may not provoke an immune reaction at all, even when transplanted across species.

But while a Dubai default may not provoke a banking crisis, it could well spur a broader crisis of investor confidence in overly leveraged economies.

One explanation is that an inrush of immigrants may not provoke a backlash so long as the economy is strong.Worries about immigration from poor countries have been around for years.

They are emblematic of a broader strategic distrust, which if left to fester, may not provoke full-scale war, but could well lead to localised armed clashes.

Most seemed to result in a small shortening of the N or C terminal part of the proteins by only a few aa which may presumably not provoke major functional modifications (Table S6), for example in the case of Solyc01g058160, Solyc01g095620 or Solyc09g082630 genes in L5 (Table 2).

Jordan fears they may not only provoke Mr Assad's regime to strike back, perhaps with car-bombs, but may also raise the flag of jihad to recruit Jordanians to their cause.

TBI may not only provoke the accumulation of hyperphosphorylated tau protein, as CTE, but also of Aβ, α-synuclein, and TDP-43, possibly increasing the likelihood of developing AD, PD, and motor neuron disease.

But the two recent pieces on the program may not have provoked quite the line of thought that Mr. Fagan intended.

A win — or at least not a shutout loss — may have kept the focus on Mike Pelfrey for pitching six no-hit innings and may not have provoked Billy Wagner into making his provocative comments about his teammates' lack of accountability.