Sentence examples for range of provoking from inspiring English sources

To this end, educators are provided with a range of provoking but overarching questions which act as focal points for reflective practice.

Of the 459 people we identified with Idiopathic Thunderclap Headache there were a range of provoking activities, including sexual activity, bathing, and exertion (Table 4).

Tesco is capable of provoking strong emotions.

This duty however requires a continuous extension of their operating range, provoking the emergence of complex flow patterns featuring cavitation inside the turbine runner and the draft tube.

The range of laughter-provoking experiences is enormous, from physical tickling to mental titillations of the most varied kinds.

The officers apparently shot one of several hives near the range, provoking the easily agitated strain of bees.

But what was extraordinary about the unorthodox presentation was the complex, shifting range of responses it provoked.

But while Britons may pride themselves on their "special relationship" with the United States, that does not appear to extend to its president, whose statements on a range of topics have provoked widespread anger in the country.

The epidemiology of provoked headaches is unknown.

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.

Victoria Pendleton has created "the first all-female bike range" for Halfords; Cadbury have just released Crispello, a chocolate bar specifically for women; Bic recently launched a range of pens "for her" (provoking some very scathing, very funny comments on its Amazon page), and London Transport produced (and then swiftly revoked) a leaflet called Tube Tips for Women.