Sentence examples for may provoke some from inspiring English sources

It may provoke some to reconsider who the real "scroungers" are when it comes to the welfare system.

"Most people don't like to be told what's best for them," says Bruce Willis in a sly, brilliant, single-scene cameo, and the suspicion that the movie is doing just that may provoke some reflexive resistance.

Nielsen and Twitter are business partners — they are promoting a new metric called a Nielsen Twitter TV Rating that measures online conversations about shows — so the study may provoke some skepticism.

Surely it'll help me deal with embracing the daily normality of family and corporate living?" "Mindfulness can do that," she soothes, "but sitting in a circle with others whose biggest stress is that their Ocado order never gets delivered in the timeslot they've booked, may provoke some deep emotion that won't help".

From a clinical point of view, our results may provoke some considerations.

For the patient and relative, to whom the work of NICE is freely available, NICE may provoke some concern regarding the receipt of appropriate treatment.

But the reverse is also true, and Ms. Greenfield's real achievement is to disarm the reflex of superiority that the spectacle of her subjects' way of life may provoke in some viewers.

This may provoke in some way unequal exemption policies in a country like Ghana.

But Mr. Obama's moves may provoke criticism from some Republicans who say a law enforcement approach underestimates the continuing threat from terrorism.

The release of gadolinium ions may provoke adverse reactions in some patients[6, 10, 11].

Of course, this speculation does not exclude the likelihood of different, overlapping mechanisms of disease that may explain these phenomena – protein allergens in some cyanobacteria may provoke symptoms in atopic individuals, such symptoms possibly being exacerbated by the presence of cyanobacterial and/or epiphytic bacterial endotoxins.