Sentence examples for that could provoke from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, we have an unproven system that could provoke a new arms race.
The proposal, Mr. Melchior said, "creates the bedroom police" by making such innocent relationships subjects that could provoke professional discipline.
(Mr. Clinton, while not shy about castigating his predecessor's administration, has refrained from inflammatory language that could provoke Mr. Bush).
The demonstrations appeared to be aimed at creating a chaotic situation that could provoke a strong reaction by the military.
This is the kind of thing that could provoke laughter from an audience, but I don't recall any.
He called the anti-Islam statements spawned by the dispute "disturbing and sad" and said they were feeding anti-American sentiment that could provoke violence.
The days when Turkey's leaders would utter warnings against federalism in Iraq, as a red line that could provoke Turkish intervention, seem to be over.
Their attention may start to shift now that their political bosses have changed.But Ms Yingluck appears wary of aggressive moves that could provoke a hostile army.
If he loses, that could provoke a potentially bruising battle over leadership within the opposition, which has a history of infighting.
China will stoke growth to create new jobs, managing development to try to prevent crises that could provoke the kind of social unrest the state can't contain.
David Cameron's offer to transport foreign troops and equipment involved Britain in a fresh conflict that could provoke terrorist reprisals against European targets.
