Sentence examples for provoke target from inspiring English sources

Unsavory and vicious tactics have been employed--including anonymous attempts to break up marriages, disrupt meetings, ostracize persons from their professions, and provoke target groups into rivalries that might result in deaths.

Being aware of heavier mosquito activity and changes in mosquito populations could have provoked targeted pesticide spraying and standing water mitigation to head off the outbreak.

Another advantage of this nanocarrier is its small size which provokes passive targeting of the tumor tissues by increasing permeability and retention.

Vaccines mainly provoke antibodies that target the hemagglutinin's head.

Twitter conversations are public and completely subject to trolling, when people purposefully target, provoke, and offend online.

A lot of people read her for the pleasure of disagreement, and the resentment she was able to provoke — in critical targets and rival critics — is surely evidence of power.

In recent weeks, the North has repeatedly threatened that, if provoked, it could target United States forces in Guam and Hawaii as well as the mainland United States — a threat it repeated Thursday.

Interestingly, at all selected sites examined by ChIP-qPCR, histone deacetylation in the HBV-Met cells could be partly restituted via a nucleoside analog reverse transcriptase inhibitor or by anti-HBV miRNA-like molecules mimicking hsa-miRNA-30a, whereas ectopic expression of antiviral shRNA seemed to provoke intolerable off-target effects on the gene expression level.

Calculated to provoke, it hits that target with inelegant intelligence.

This demonstrates the ability of the mutated IgE-hyporeactive domain to provoke antibody responses that target major IgE-reactive areas on the intact, wild-type Phl p 1 allergen, a property that is likely to be highly beneficial in SIT of allergic disease.

But every few months, there is an incident that is sufficiently close to home, literally when a soldier is killed on the streets of London, or figuratively when weekend shoppers are targeted, to provoke the existential dread that is the aim, by definition, of terrorism.