Sentence examples for which will provoke from inspiring English sources

Russia has indicated it is going to charge the sailors, which will provoke further anger from Kiev.

Closing the gaps will mean tax increases and spending cuts, which will provoke more layoffs, both among public employees and businesses that contract with state and local governments.

And that means ditching the parts of the old text that are not strictly needed, or that overly provoke voters.The problem is that the 27 countries are deeply split over which parts are useful and which will provoke.

David Cameron's former adviser on NHS privatisation is working for a lobbying firm with clients in the private health sector, a development which will provoke further concern about the revolving door from Whitehall to the lobbying industry.

The fleet currently numbers 12 Tupperware vessels of various tonnages and displacements, the absence of any of which will provoke a royal tantrum and occasion a desperate search for the missing ship by admiralty staff.

Mohammad Al-Abdallah, the spokesman of local co-ordination committees in Syria, said: "Zawahiri is trying to convince the world that he has supporters in Syria, which will provoke the international public opinion against us and give the regime the right to commit crimes against our people.

Which, doubtless, will provoke more anger from Trump and his supporters.

"The president said there will be countries in which this will provoke different emotions, but I want to say specially that our intentions are absolutely pure and open," Mr. Medvedev said.

They pass around the newspaper, or maybe one of them has dug up some old publicity shots or handbills, which will inevitably provoke a discussion: Jolson or Cantor?

A few days ago his police were still saying they would destroy more KLA cells near Kosovo's border with Albania, which will surely provoke more threats from the West.

Donald Trump has announced the US will recognise Israel's sovereignty over the Golan Heights, captured from Syria in 1967, in a dramatic move likely to bolster Benjamin Netanyahu's hopes to win re-election, but which will also provoke international opposition.