Sentence examples for thus provokes from inspiring English sources

If Britain pulls out and thus provokes or accelerates its disintegration, we will instantly achieve most-hated nation status, not just in Europe but far beyond.

That makes bans seem arbitrary in nature, and thus provokes this kind of reaction.

It forms pores in the cell and mitochondrial membrane of neutrophils and macrophages and thus provokes cell lysis and apoptosis with subsequent liberation of inflammatory mediators [4, 7].

The development and application of intelligent robots has compelled humans to deal with both HI and AI in real life situations [1] and thus provokes questions of whether the human brain comprehends HI and AI in essentially the same way.

It forms pores in the cell and mitochondrial membrane of neutrophils and macrophages and thus provokes cell lysis and apoptosis with subsequent liberation of inflammatory mediators [ 4, 7].

Self-paced stimulation allows solving the tasks on each individual working load and thus provokes in typically achieving and dyscalculic children strong brain activation of corresponding regions.

Thus provoked, the Bishops' Conference has become increasingly vocal in its criticism of the president.

A vaccine could thus provoke a dangerous autoimmune reaction.Dr Ulmer also described a technique called self-amplifying messenger RNA.

Thus provoked, my father ran down the hallway screaming, "Rams are sissies!" Deprived of sleep, the Rams started slowly.

Thus provoked, a small group of pro-independence radicals attempted an uprising, now known as the Grito de Lares ("Cry of Lares"), on September 23 , 1868

He concluded peace with Ethiopia, and to satisfy the anticolonial party he ceded Kassala to Great Britain, thus provoking much indignation in Italy.