Sentence examples for provoked substantial from inspiring English sources
At a hearing last November, the application provoked substantial local opposition.
Ms Woods believes collaborations can still do well for retailers, saying that H&M's recent range with Sonia Rykiel "encouraged positive sales growth and the latest one with Lanvin provoked substantial media coverage".
But the issue also provoked substantial disagreements within the four-party coalition government.
Not even the sudden newsiness of Picasso's painting ― on the auction block after sitting in Peggy and David Rockefeller's possession since 1968 ― has provoked substantial academic inquiry into its subject's identity.
Addition of MBP-2Apro to HeLa extracts provoked substantial hydrolysis of both forms of eIF4G, while PABP remained intact (Figure 5C).
The published paper provoked substantial interest and some controversy, as reported in Nature (Gewin, 2011).
The possible legalization of euthanasia is currently a question provoking substantial public debate in several countries.
This phenomenon is of particular importance for the environmental hazard assessment of chemicals because it indicates that concentrations of chemicals that show no effect when applied singly may provoke substantial effects when acting in combination.
Not only can these pathogens directly kill the target cells they infect, but they also provoke substantial bystander damage to uninfected neurons (Havert et al., 2000; Nargi-Aizenman et al., 2004; Prow and Irani, 2008).
In the acute exposure study, no attempts were undertaken to investigate differences in protein profiles, because the exposure period of 1 h was expected to be too short to provoke substantial differences at the protein level.
The occurrence of hypoglycemia, both in experimental and human settings even without diabetes or related metabolic changes, provokes substantial increase in counterregulatory hormonal secretion and affects the cardiovascular system and the brain, in turn affecting cognition, mood, and the level of consciousness.
