Sentence examples for causing ferment from inspiring English sources

That may be one of the reasons why Labour leader Ed Miliband paid a pre-emptive visit to the prestigious Regent's Park Mosque in January.The second thing causing ferment among British Muslims is the death sentence passed by a Bangladeshi court last week on Delwar Hossain Sayeedi (pictured above), one of the leaders of Jamaat-e-Islami, the Bangladeshi Islamist party.

Electrical power hungry India is facing massive outages causing ferment not just in urban India but also in the rural outbacks.

As the dissenters warned today, and the justices in the majority did not dispute, the decision could cause widespread ferment in criminal sentencing.

Make sure you use a sterilised jar and clean utensils, otherwise you risk introducing bad bacteria that will cause your ferment to spoil.

The proposal sank like a stone in Washington but caused great ferment overseas, particularly among countries that would be unhappy if Beijing and Washington acted upon the idea.

Freshly-caught herrings are aged in brine for up to a year, causing them to ferment while their blood mixes with the brine.

Yogurt is created by adding bacteria (often touted as "live cultures") to milk, causing it to ferment and convert lactose to lactic acid, which acts as a natural preservative.

If the honey and dead bees are not removed, they can start to rot or ferment causing a very bad odor that may fill your home.

Concentrations of end products and inhibitors will increase, causing enzymes and fermenting organisms to not function optimally.

People with the disease have an overgrowth of a certain type of yeast in their gut, causing their body to ferment carbohydrates into alcohol.

These results demonstrate that in addition to competitive fitness defects at the population level under fermentation conditions, disruption of autophagy genes causes cells to ferment at a slower rate, resulting in reduced ethanol output and residual sugars.