Sentence examples for nationally provoking from inspiring English sources
No wonder he feels in a position to offer advice on how to govern nationally – provoking speculation of a possible, if firmly denied, presidential run as an independent in 2012.
That is provoking rows, both nationally and locally.One sore point is the treatment of London in relation to the rest of the country.
Even maddening or provoking.
Much more thought provoking".
It will provoke such a crisis nationally if it fails to go through this time.
By voting in favor of an academic boycott of Israel, its 18-member executive body provoked a bitter debate nationally and internationally, within higher education and beyond.
Captain Marsar's conclusions have provoked debate within a department known nationally for its strategy of "aggressive interior attack," the practice of rushing into burning buildings to search for survivors and fight fires from inside structures.
It was only in 2010 when the Chinese government suddenly decided to attend and devote greater efforts to the development of ECE, thereby donning 'Cinderella' as the 'beloved princess.' Such a sudden change in ECE policy has provoked public interest and curiosity, both nationally and internationally.
The law has provoked vehement opposition from supporters of abortion rights, both locally and nationally, who describe the requirements as unconstitutional obstacles for women seeking to have an abortion.
(Even "Kung Fu Panda" provoked objections by some Chinese, who saw the lead character as profaning a nationally revered animal).
