Sentence examples for most likely provoke from inspiring English sources
If he recognizes that the checks will not erase anyone's pain, he fully realizes that they will provide comfort and most likely provoke controversy.
That Maugham was, to use his own terminology, three-quarters queer will most likely provoke about as much surprise as Ricky Martin's recent announcement that he is "a fortunate homosexual man".
In a concert that will most likely provoke a lot of knowing smiles on the bandstand, four different New Orleans trumpeters go at it: the jazz and funk jam-session warrior Kermit Ruffins, the classic-jazz-minded Marlon Jordan, James Andrews of the New Birth Brass Band and the young polystylist Christian Scott.
"This situation will most likely provoke higher dependence on food aid during a time of generalized increased food insecurity".
Prodding them will most likely provoke another argument.
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.
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.
The main event, the performance that's most likely to provoke heated after-theater discussion, is Mr. Mays's epicene Henry Higgins.
Of all Ms. Choksi's pieces, "Minds to Lose" might be the one most likely to provoke anxiety in viewers.
It seems profoundly counter-productive to cease contact with precisely that section of Israeli society most likely to provoke a change in direction within Israel".
But in reality no one ever expected Iran to do that, because such a headlong sprint is the one step most likely to provoke an international military response that could cripple the bomb program before it reaches fruition.
