Sentence examples for provoking circumstances from inspiring English sources

Our review confirms that a wide range of diseases and provoking circumstances are associated with sudden and severe headache, specifically, haemorrhage, thrombosis, dissection, arterial expansion, extremes of intracranial pressure, infection, inflammation and even intracranial air.

Harry is a good man whose circumstances provoke him to do bad things.

Social context determines the causes of emotions in an obvious sense: different circumstances provoke different emotions in different cultures.

The practical arrangements, which seemed heavyhearted and discouraging in married life, could in these different circumstances provoke a subtle heat in her, a novel lethargy and submissive anticipation.

The circumstances provoked a state inquiry that led to a scathing report, accusing Mount Sinai of providing "woeful" postoperative care by poorly supervised medical residents who were in charge of too many patients.

Irrespective of the country or culture affected, we are human, and these circumstances provoke an immediate reaction from the indestructible heart in each of us, to extend our hands, to support others in their need, irrespective of one's own loss.

That circumstance provoked a flurry of letters calling for him to be awarded the Russian Booker of the Decade.

One man with a history of panic attacks, usually provoked in social circumstance, found the group claustrophobic.

General Ramms's letter was leaked, provoking a debate within NATO about the conditions and circumstances under which troops could attack drug laboratories.

The super delegates will not, under any circumstances, interfere with the democratic process without provoking public outrage.

For the Manxman now to lose in such circumstances would provoke inquests.