These two fantasy novels, jokey and spooky, read together, do provoke a deeper, family-wide meditation on What Works (and its sordid companion category, What Pays).
For Kohl, the debate over A-level reform – the new exam that will be taught from 2016 – is at least beginning to provoke a deeper and more serious debate about British attitudes to learning foreign languages and what the purpose of language qualifications should be.
Pozner wrote the book to "provoke a deeper conversation about the range of dangerous commercial and ideological messages that are being foisted upon women, under the guise of reality".
He asserts that since 75percentt of Americans favor spending cuts to reduce the deficit, the Republicans will have a much better argument if they fight for those cuts rather than threatening to ruin the nation's credit and provoke a deeper recession, possibly on a global scale.
I think when you are attempting to (even in the non-profit arena) maintain a subscription audience, sometimes you'll shy away from those plays that may cause upset within your audience and provoke a deeper debate about some of these issues.
A digitally recorded copy, Lowe argues, can be both a lode of "forensically accurate information" and a vehicle for provoking a "deep emotional response".
But the arrival of legions of climbers has provoked a deep reckoning on the site's archaeological, natural and spiritual legacies.
The closing of the Emerson branch in 1969, part of the move toward racial integration, provoked a deep sense of sorrow in the black community here, a sense of loss that has not been fully voiced until lately.
