Sentence examples for easily fomented from inspiring English sources

There is already enough easily fomented and self-righteous side-taking — between women who opt for motherhood versus those who do not; between stay-at-home versus work-for-pay moms.

It was, he replied, to foment doubt.

Lansdale hired counterfeiters to produce bogus Viet Minh leaflets on how to behave under communist rule, advising them to create a list of their material possessions so that the communists would be able to confiscate them more easily, thereby fomenting peasant discontent.

The question now is whether the Malians can build upon their rich history of democratic governance and nonviolent resistance to regain their country's once admired stability and freedom or whether the recent tragic events, fomented in part by misguided western policies, will be too serious from which to easily recover.

But informal networks can just as easily sabotage companies' best laid plans by blocking communication and fomenting opposition to change unless managers know how to identify and direct them.

"We've fomented debate".

But revolt was fomented.

Foreign interlopers corrupted politicians and fomented disorder.

That case has been fomented by Kessler.

A distrust of Ivy League sophistication had by then already fomented.

But opportunistic politicians are continuing to foment this noxious anger.