Sentence examples for provoking ahead from inspiring English sources
When we finally place the values that are pontificated ad nauseam on Fox and Sam Harris's books (he is a brilliant man and a lot of what he says is indeed thought provoking) ahead of oil interests and regional "stability," the scourge of fundamentalism will succumb to the power of reasoned principles.
In France, Jean-Marie Le Pen's National Front provoked outrage ahead of regional elections in southern France with a veiled woman standing in front of an Algerian flag in the shape of France, studded with minarets.
Subway bombing in Chile provokes fears ahead of coup anniversary.
Subway bombing provokes fear ahead of coup anniversary in Chile.
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You can almost hear the teasingly authoritative voice of Rod Serling giving a voice-over tour of the shows, calmly provoking discomfort at the prospect of dangers ahead.
But this too was resisted by Russia ahead of last November's Vilnius summit, provoking first revolution in Kiev and then Russia's invasion of Crimea.
He accused Palestinian terrorists of stepping up their own attacks in hopes of provoking such a response and opening a second front ahead of an Iraq war.
Alistair Darling, the chancellor, seemed to hint as much a few days later.Now, perhaps keen to avoid another of the screeching u-turns that have been provoking mutiny within the Labour Party, the government is pressing ahead.
"The lack of rental units is provoking people who might otherwise have waited to buy to move ahead with purchases," Mr. Friedman said.
Doing so would provoke Israel to move ahead with its separation plans and set back Palestinian hopes for an internationally recognized state and generous American economic assistance.
