Sentence examples for much provoke from inspiring English sources

Putting normal copies of RPE65 into the retina leads, as with REP1, to greater light sensitivity and sometimes clearer vision.Drs MacLaren, Maguire and Bennett all use adeno-associated viruses (a type not known to cause illness, and which does not much provoke the immune system) to carry their genetic payloads to the target.

"The government pretty much provokes the Sunni community by making it very clear that it considers itself a Shia country, and this personal status law is another good example of that," Erin Evers, Iraq researcher for HRW, told VICE News.

Not much to provoke interest.

For all that, it may not take much to provoke another popular eruption.

There is much to provoke thought, and not just on the iniquities of industrial food.

Yet the past two years have made clear that those fears were not completely unfounded, and it did not take much to provoke them.

He was wonderful company — a font of glamorous anecdotes, gossip alternately caustic and affectionate, and pugnacious opinions offered as much to provoke as to persuade.

This, however, tests the friendship too much and provokes crisis.