Sentence examples for become inciting from inspiring English sources

In other words, the more fires burn, the hotter the planet will become, inciting even more fires.

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It had previously been announced that it would become an offence to incite hatred against gay and lesbians, but minsters today extended the laws to cover transgender and disabled people.

Things picked up speed the next year, when Kathrine Switzer did Gibbs one better, in the process generating worldwide headlines for inciting what became known as "The Boston Incident".

Southerners grew convinced that slaves only became dangerous if incited by abolitionists.

It has become a topic of bewilderment, inciting dizzying searches for the ideal way to eat.

Occasionally patients remain clinically silent and only become symptomatic after an inciting traumatic event.

"But when they are as toxic as Bressan's, and publicly broadcast so as to incite hatred, they become everyone's problem".

According to Azim, Ashulia is home to about 200 garment factories that employ roughly 400,000 workers, and it's become a tinderbox for protests incited by what he called "international forces and NGOs".

To other Tunisians fearful of the consequences of repatriating active jihadists, he has become a controversial figure blamed for inciting terrorism.

When civil war broke out in 2002 she became a hardline nationalist rabble-rouser, inciting crowds with passionate rhetoric and rejecting any compromise or deals with the rebels.