Sentence examples for system that provokes from inspiring English sources

It's like a massive celebrity wedding, except that you've known the celebrities all your life, they haven't done anything to become famous other than being born, and they also happen to be deeply symbolic of an entrenched class system that provokes a wide range of feelings, from revolutionary anger to fawning deference.

On the other hand, we have an unproven system that could provoke a new arms race.

Representative Steny H. Hoyer of Maryland, the chief Democratic negotiator in the House, called the legislation "nothing less than a declaration of independence from hanging chads, butterfly ballots and the broken election system that nearly provoked a Constitutional crisis".

One option, several of the lawyers said, would be for teams of defense lawyers to file briefs in military commission cases arguing that it would be an injustice for detainees to be tried in what could be the last months of a system that has provoked legal disputes for nearly seven years.

LN occurs in this setting either because the kidney, as a bystander organ, is injured by the deposition of immune complexes, or the kidney presents organ-specific antigens to the altered immune system that provoke production of kidney-specific autoantibodies and facilitate intrarenal immune complex formation.

Small decreases in ionized calcium provoke excitability of the nervous system that can manifest as paresthesias and seizures; in contrast, increases in ionized calcium dampen nervous system responses and lead to such manifestations as constipation, obtundation, and coma.

That provokes loud jeering from Tory MPs.

Nietzsche employs a literary style that provokes his readers' emotions.

That provokes fierce opposition from Democrats.

Such a response would, the firm's scientists reckon, have been identified by their lymph node, which is made from cells that provoke the immune system into a response.

That provoked more demonstrations.