Sentence examples for this might provoke from inspiring English sources

Of course, it is much against the interests of the Syrian government to use chemical weapons because this might provoke foreign military intervention.

While there is growing "austerity fatigue" in Europe, and this might provoke a crisis, the overwhelming result from U.S. political studies is that the level of unemployment matters hardly at all for elections; all that matters is the rate of change in the months leading up to the election.

When it's suggested this might provoke a weary response from social care professionals, she replies: "I'm not saying we have to go out and find evidence of the problems, but we need evidence of going out and working with families and what works".

But, with the carnage of the Korean War still fresh in their collective memory, they also recoil whenever they sense the United States is pushing North Korea too hard, fearful this might provoke Pyongyang to lash out in a suicidal attack.

This might provoke an increase in VT and VTE.

Although this might provoke some epistemological questions, Marchia turns to the vision of the Essence and leaves human cognition in via aside.

This uncertainty might provoke a full-scale nuclear counterattack.

"And I am afraid that if we continue to do this we might provoke a radicalization of the political situation that could bring unwanted results".

In the work of some photographers this uniformity might provoke tedium; in Strand's there is the powerful sense of an artist striving to bring reality into harmony with the purity of his vision.

Similarly to the subjects in this study, their subjects suggested that communication problems might result in violence and that the victim might provoke this reaction of violence.

The interviewer was aware of the distress the in-depth interview might provoke in this vulnerable group.