Sentence examples for could inflame from inspiring English sources

Brahmi's funeral, initially planned for today, was postponed until Saturday for fear it could inflame tensions.

The proposed has sparked concerns that it could inflame racial tensions.

Judge Tahilyani said that Mr. Kasab's statement could inflame tensions between Hindus and Muslims in India.

But the move has alarmed Turkey and could inflame tensions in the mainly Sunni area.

"An American veto could inflame emotions and bring anti-American sentiment to the forefront across the region".

A botched military engagement could inflame nationalist sentiment at home and turn it against the party for its perceived incompetence.

Though the protests had no real ethnic component, any change to Brčko's unique status could inflame ethnic tensions.

Many worry that demonstrations could inflame the country's intensely polarized politics and ignite new unrest, further weakening the nation.

There have been serious concerns that the march could inflame sectarian tensions at this volatile political moment.

The results could inflame tensions among residents who have been rankled by the city's two-year water crisis.

Russia's latest attempts at distancing itself from the downing of flight MH17, refuting allegations that it is somehow culpable, could inflame relations with Western leaders.