Sentence examples for can foment from inspiring English sources
Williams warns O'Reilly that televised statements about Muslims as a group can foment bigotry and violence.
It is illegal, and at its worst it helps perpetuate gang violence and can foment a sense of urban disorder.
Political Islam is a sophisticated mixture of fundamentalism and nationalism that can foment acts of violence against Western targets.
Each persona wields special abilities related to its social status, so the Slave can foment riots and the Lady can seduce and bribe officials.
Ms. Neathway reminds us how baroquely untrue this can be, how many desires can go unsatisfied and how many resentments can foment.
THE eccentric spiral ramp of the Guggenheim Museum can foment exhibition heaven or exhibition hell, depending on the art, the curator and the installation designer involved.
Dagan believes that the West and Israel, which has had nuclear weapons for decades, should do all they can to foment regime change by supporting the Iranian opposition.
But Mr Savage expresses those views in the United States, day after day, without, so far as I can tell, fomenting "inter-community tension".The only good news I can think of from my increasingly benighted homeland is that change is on the way.
While it's clear that the cultural mindset, however faulty, will take a while to stamp out, one way Gülmay said she can begin to foment change is to convince those who make money from child marriage to participate in the boycott.
They can help foment a wave of complaining that spreads quickly as other workers become more aware of their own dissatisfaction, she says, causing morale to plummet.
It suggests that parts of the civilian and especially military leadership seem not to have learned their lessons from East Timor: that fierce repression, coupled with clandestine plots to foment violence, can only deepen resentment at rule from Jakarta.
