Sentence examples for feed tensions from inspiring English sources

BUT Mr. Tatum's words, however few they reach, feed tensions between Jews and blacks, and perpetuate stereotypes that cross racial and religious lines.

Some Afghan commanders who fought here are deeply embittered against the Americans for reasons related to perceived American favor or disfavor in the warlord struggles that continue to feed tensions around Jalalabad, as elsewhere in Afghanistan.

Any notion that the Muslim community has successfully suppressed a TV programme examining the origins of Islam feeds tensions already present.

Even some of Mr. Zadran's friends have suggested that he has fed tensions in the southeast by refusing to share power.

As in Kenya, where Somali refugees have fed tensions between Muslims and Christians, the conflict in one country tends to spill over next door.

Militarism and imperialism had fed tensions and appetites among the great powers, while nationalism and sensationalist journalism had stoked popular resentments.

Overdevelopment is also feeding tensions between the Portuguese, whom many credit with saving the neighborhood during Newark's darkest days, and the newly arrived Brazilians, who often get blamed for the crowded streets and steep housing prices.

The Journal of Occurrences, an anonymously written series of newspaper articles, chronicled clashes between civilians and soldiers while troops were stationed in Boston, feeding tensions with its sometimes exaggerated accounts of the events.

"My gut is that Netanyahu will realize that this does damage to Israel's image and feeds tension with the Europeans," Mr. Steinberg said.

They say that approach has fed Senate tensions.

But leaders across the political spectrum said it was that kind of accusation that is feeding current tensions.