Sentence examples for create volatile situations from inspiring English sources

On Friday he accused advocates of "coaching" asylum seekers to self-harm and create "volatile" situations.

It will certainly create a volatile situation, which could be tipped into chaos by a terrorist attack on the protesters.

The Niger delta is rich in oil but is also an area of great poverty, creating a volatile situation.

But he created a volatile situation that required the intervention of security guards, police officers and even Knicks Coach Mike Woodson and teammate J. R. Smith to keep Anthony away from Garnett.

So another reading of the scene where the kid is killed could be that the producers might have created a volatile situation.

Last week, the Southern Poverty Law Center filed a wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of Mr. Monroe's family against the town and two former police officers, arguing that they had failed "to exercise reasonable care" and "created a volatile situation" in the series of events that led up to the shooting.

When Amnesty International visited in November 2012, it delivered a withering assessment, calling the detention centre "a toxic mix of uncertainty, unlawful detention and inhumane conditions that are creating an increasingly volatile situation".

It had "created an unexpectedly volatile situation and serious public safety hazards," the museum said in a statement.

This creates a highly volatile situation with potentially explosive consequences -- after all, the second intifada was ignited by Ariel Sharon's visit on the Temple Mount.

"What people like Tony Hernandez are doing instead of trying to help their country is creating a very volatile situation where his own countrymen are having to flee Honduras for Mexico and the United States because of his involvement in the drug trade," said Mike Vigil, a former chief of international operations at the DEA and author of the recent novel Narco Queen.

The collapse of communism, the end of the cold war and the extension of liberal democracy have all combined to create a much more volatile situation as people regroup in different political formations.