Sentence examples for which may provoke from inspiring English sources
The overall sustainability score allows objective comparisons across destinations, which may provoke positive reactions from stakeholders to play their parts.
Roger Baumann and Joy Brown prefer softer-looking surfaces, which may provoke a viewer's touch, but, actually, don't.
Because of the wide range of etiologies which may provoke status epilepticus (SE), physical examination, laboratory tests and neuroimaging must be conducted according to a well-designed hierarchical system.
It analyses how people react to images (photographs of known terrorists, say) which may provoke a detectable physiological response in miscreants.The rub with new technologies is that they tend to hit political hurdles.
The need to make the most of the Christmas and New Year weekends, which may provoke the rare sound of South African cricket cash registers ringing, is the obvious reason for the fixtures being designated as they are.
Interestingly, a solvent induced conformational switching between P and M atropisomers has been observed by means of 2D-NOESY and verified by computation, which may provoke future research studies targeting the design of solvent-driven or medium-driven molecular devices as well as chiral reagents.
Similar to influenza, these air pollutants are believed to stimulate systematic inflammation and to increase oxidant stress, which may subsequently provoke cardiovascular events (Brook et al. 2004).
Momus (Scottish songwriter Nicholas Currie) sings with appropriate playfulness of an artist who transforms the kitsch and the mundane into artworks that surprise and delight, but which may also provoke reflection.
This book gives an excellent summary of the facts and a penetrating analysis of the mistakes in policy...it is written in a way which is accessible to non-economists, and which may well provoke many of them to think harder about the issue it raises.
The Spice Girls musical was also described in some of the advance publicity as critic-proof, which may have provoked some critics to test the theory.
This detail, which may have provoked nearly as much mirth as the contents of the exchange, made the correspondence either more or less credible.
