Sentence examples for may yet provoke from inspiring English sources
And Mr. Bouazizi may yet provoke more fiery deaths across the Middle East if the revolution he helped spark is seen as successful.
Pressing the criminal case against Ms Yingluck, Thailand's first female prime minister, may yet provoke sympathy for her, at home and abroad.
The ruling coterie fears the Arab spring may yet provoke its youthful, internet-using population of 30m into more forcefully airing grievances, such as the strictness of Islamic laws and the lack of jobs.
A separate gulf is opening between rulers and the ruled, with a succession of popular revolts toppling leaders from Tunisia to Egypt but ending in appalling civil war in Syria.Libya, like Iraq, has failed to create a stable government since the West helped to topple a tyrant; it may yet provoke external intervention, by neighbours if not by the West.
It remains to be determined whether stronger lipotoxic stimuli, such as the hepatosteatosis observed in ob/ob mice, may yet provoke increased ER stress responses in the genetic absence of Lpcat3.
What is at stake might yet provoke another spirited display.
And yet, according to the editor of that new edition, "After a century and a half, the fate of Pierre may yet be a happy one, for Sendak's provocative and provoking pictures... may lure more readers than any literary analysis could ever do".
So far, the dollar drought has not provoked serious shortages of staple goods, though it may yet do so.
