No wonder their reactions sometimes provoke a need for the attentions of Security and Medical.This column, too, has decided to explore other opportunities for its talents.
Perhaps the nature of England's rivalry with Germany provokes a need simply to hammer them, by fair means or fluky, whereas the relationship with and perception of Holland means that England must be seen to have beaten them on a purer, more intellectual level.
According to a Stanford University study, participants who felt awe -- defined as "the emotion that arises when one encounters something so strikingly vast that it provokes a need to update one's mental schemas" -- felt like they had more time available and were less impatient.
The natural anarchy of new ideas unleashed by the referendum process in Scotland has provoked a deep-seated need to "restore order" among politicians, parties, academics and commentators who prefer dusting down old ideas to rolling with new ones.
The findings provoked a discussion on the need for managing variation in water quality samples when attempting to develop successful linkages between landscape indices and stream conditions.
The main comments during the second round of debriefings (n = 22) referred to the response options: some items provoked a yes/no response and needed to be rephrased in order to be suitable for a five-point response option.
At least Looking was provoking a much needed conversation.
Inadvertently, he provoked a revolution.
He provoked a new ordeal.
