Sentence examples for which can provoke from inspiring English sources
The only threat to the serenity is Rocco DiSpirito's exciting menu, which can provoke moans of pleasure as you eat.
Sometimes the problem is something he's said, which can provoke cringing, or confusion, or glee; sometimes it's just that he's not Hillary Clinton.
But also, almost certainly, because poverty and low or negative growth are often symptoms of corrupt, incompetent government, which can provoke rebellion.
Small commercial drones are being used to lift packages containing illicit goods from mobile phones to synthetic drugs into jails, where they threaten security by increasing the availability of intoxicants which can provoke disorder in prisons.
Public health officials are alarmed because a startlingly high proportion of those infected suffer from a potentially lethal complication attacking the kidneys, called hemolytic uremic syndrome, which can provoke comas, seizures and stroke.
As political statements go, this seems very laboured, and all the more so in the face of the mountains of orange life jackets that now adorn Greek islands, the terrible sight of which can provoke in an instant far more powerful feelings on the vexed issue of borders.
This single set is sufficient to demonstrate the failure event which we can provoke by introducing a second (erroneous) mode of particles.
But the general needs to remember the dangers of cracking down on dissent, which can easily provoke more turmoil, particularly among the well-financed religious parties.
The patient's underlying condition was probably acute intermittent porphyria, which can be provoked by medicines.
In an attempt to use MSC in cell replacement therapies for neurologic disorders, the neuroectodermal differentiation potential, which can be provoked in vitro in MSC derived from young donors, was completely lost in MSC from old donors [ 23].
Across our continent, it is suffering reverse after reverse before the onslaught of violent jihadism, which in turn can provoke Islamophobia.
