Sentence examples for by fomenting from inspiring English sources

He thought that Phelps had crossed the line by fomenting slave unrest.

By fomenting division and repressing dissent, Mr Chávez may succeed in crushing the labour movement.

The I.N.A.'s goal was to topple Saddam by fomenting a coup led by disenfranchised Baathists and military officers.

Her instincts as an editor were driven as much by fomenting "buzz" as by creating a legacy.

Just three years ago, new in office, Kim tested her by fomenting a crisis in March and April.

Turnbull said Isis was acting on a "perverted view of Islam" and wanted to create division by fomenting resentment between non-Muslim populations and Muslims.

They see British voters as exceptionally ignorant; or, to be more charitable, they think the British debate is poisoned by nationalism, fomented by scare stories in the British press.

India has often been accused by Pakistan of fomenting trouble here, and some survivors of the massacre suggested that the attack could have been inspired by India.

In Turkey, by contrast, Mr Erdogan has offered a visa to Rebiya Kadeer, a Uighur exile accused by China of fomenting Xinjiang's violence.The rewards of Central Asia's co-operation are obvious.

The Uighur forum, which had about 200 attendees, was led by Rebiya Kadeer, a former businesswoman from Xinjiang who is often blamed by China for fomenting unrest in the region.

Incipient religious civil war is fomenting by the day.