Sentence examples similar to could foment disruption from inspiring English sources

These are not conditions that could foment an uprising.

The program could foment a quiet, constructive revolution.

They could foment rebellion against the government of President Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan.

Mr. Carroll said the occupation in Iraq, with its steady death toll, could foment a new generation of cowardice charges.

Many analysts believe that the red shirt movement, which supports Thaksin Shinawatra, the ousted prime minister, could foment unrest for months or years to come.

If Facebook could foment revolutions, Liu's Charter 08 would have attracted many more signatories than the 8,000 it managed.

Ms Gao and Mr Pu represent the kind of thick-skinned activism that the authorities fear could foment trouble over the next few weeks.

For example, it could foment unrest in Abkhazia and South Ossetia, introduce an economic embargo, expel Georgians living in Russia or support Georgia's anti-western politicians.

Reacting to the film's leaked screenplay, the radio talk show firebrand Alex Jones posted a YouTube video in which he warned that "Machete" could foment a "race war".

America's ambassador to China, Gary Locke, insists Mr Chen was not pressured to leave the embassy.The request for more American assistance could foment a diplomatic crisis.

He also said Iran could foment more violence as it faces off with the United States and United Nations over its nuclear weapons program at the end of August.