Sentence examples for under provocative from inspiring English sources

The relatively low β-cell proliferation rate under basal conditions and significantly higher replication rate under provocative conditions indicates that β-cell mass is tightly regulated, yet there is substantial potential for expansion of existing β cells.

Mr. Smith continues to market the fans under a provocative name, using a donkey, rear end turned, as its mascot.

Protesters united under a provocative name, Occupy Wall Street, were gathering in a Lower Manhattan park and raising issues long dear to organized labor.

Whatever the impact on audience members' own interior lives, the festival has certainly presented an outstanding series of concerts under a provocative overarching theme.

Some skimmings from the final part of Pinker's book ran in the Guardian last month, under the provocative headline "10 'Grammar Rules' It's OK To Break (Sometimes)." It is a brazen document.

Last year Sandman wrote a piece for Gawker under the provocative headline "Black people are cowards" – a response to the scandal surrounding Donald Sterling, the then-owner of the Los Angeles Clippers basketball franchise who was recorded making racist remarks.

Under the provocative headline "General Petraeus or General Betray Us?" the ad, purchased by the liberal activist group MoveOn.org, charged that the highly decorated Petraeus was "constantly at war with the facts" in giving upbeat assessments of progress and refusing to acknowledge that Iraq is "mired in an unwinnable religious civil war".

The project Under the provocative question "Who will take the biggest bite?" the Guardian piece discussed findings from phase one of the project in which the researchers analysed mission statements and strategy documents from 128 English universities to better understand how they are positioning themselves.

The op-ed ran under a provocative headline: "Academic Science Isn't Sexist".

Just before the recent global financial and economic crisis, analysts at Gartner Inc. published a future study under the provocative title "Future Worker 2015: Extreme Individualization".

For example, under the provocative title "Is the scientific paper a fraud?", Medawar argued that scientific papers generally misrepresent how the results have been produced (Medawar 1963/1996).