Sentence examples for regularly provoke from inspiring English sources

According to local tradition, the airway cuff pressure is not adjusted during the surgical intervention and manipulation of the head does not regularly provoke a recheck of the cuff pressure.

Accusations of dumbing down seem odd applied to Mr. Morris, who regularly provoked Cleveland audiences with Harrison Birtwistle and Olga Neuwirth.

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice) is admired by governments abroad but regularly provokes an outcry in the UK.

Elsewhere in the book, Sebald is regularly provoked to humorous indignation by the stubborn intolerability of English service.

The "fans" who follow the English soccer team overseas have become a national embarrassment, regularly provoking drunken fights and mass arrests.

Our school was split between Leeds fans and those who supported Huddersfield or Barnsley, apart from one oddball who claimed dual allegiance to Leeds and Liverpool and wore one white and one red sweatband on each wrist and was easily and regularly provoked into apoplexy when questioned who he would wanted to win when the two played each other.

His job as an estate agent regularly provokes derision from Mark.

The comedian later made an analogy to describe the combination of fear and laughter that Trump regularly provokes in him.

Often Rubens's "Rape of the Sabin Women" is on the tour and that famous painting regularly provokes very personal, emotional responses.

In scenario A, predatory hornets were observed hovering around the honeybee nest regularly provoking shimmering behaviors (126 shimmering waves in 77 s).

Cardiac surgery regularly provokes inflammation and oxidative stress which contribute to the development of organ failure and mortality of patients.