Sentence examples for would be provoking from inspiring English sources

If we did nothing, we would be provoking Russia for aggression, like it was in... Ukraine," Olekas told Reuters.

2): Frank Castorf and the management of the Bayreuth Festival knew all too well what protests would be provoked by their production of Wagner's "Ring".

It is difficult to imagine the scale of the furore that would be provoked by such a review in England – however mild its conclusions.

This journey, Mr. Sinisterra thought, would be provoked by a character's religious vision induced by glue-sniffing, a practice common among Latin American street chidren.

Now his so-far loyal local party should understand the outrage that would be provoked if they let him fight the next election.

But Turkish anger about the EU's military plans would be as nothing compared with the fury that would be provoked by an EU decision to admit the Greek half of Cyprus to membership.

New Yorkers might not have grasped the chaos that would be provoked by term limits, but they would surely see through an attempt to circumvent their clear referendum message on this subject.

If Banja Luka, the capital of the Serbian Republic, were to fall, he continued, Serbia would be provoked into entering the fray, leading to the prospect of a regional war.

A leadership contest would be provoked if at least 15% of MPs – 48 of them – send a letter to the chair of the 1922 Committee expressing their lack of confidence in May, prompting a vote of the parliamentary party on her future.

What's more, even if OC concentrations are high, the drug doesn't easily make its way to the tissues in birds where virus replication takes place, which makes it "highly unlikely that resistance would be provoked".

Chemical coupling of biomolecules to QDs and such particles can be effected without using streptavidin-biotin conjugates such that no antigenicity would be provoked by their use.