Sentence examples for foment further from inspiring English sources

Pompeo stopped short of calling for regime change, but he announced stepped-up U.S. government broadcasting in Farsi that is likely to foment further unrest against the government.

"These types of incidents and the convictions foment further discontent among the Uighur people," Rebiya Kadeer, the group's president, said in a statement.

Alternatively, once Mr Blair's plans are clear, the Tories may be able to foment further rebellions from left-wing Labour MPs by backing the government reforms.

Senior government officials - including Zhang Ping, the head of the powerful national development and reform commission - have already expressed concern that a heavy rate of unemployment among migrant workers could foment further unrest and instability in 2009.

It came just a week after the government published a white paper singing the praises of Britain's innovative companies and suggesting a wide range of initiatives to foment further start-ups.

The lack of sufficient troops, Mr. Diamond goes on, would create a further set of problems: an inability to prevent looting and restore law and order, which would further undermine Iraqis' trust in the United States; and inability to seal the country's borders, which would allow foreign terrorists to enter and help foment further violence.

Uzbekistan's ruthless dictator, Islam Karimov, uses his country's role in the campaign against global terrorism as cover for repression that only foments further terror, of the homegrown variety.

So indiscriminate and intemperate are Mr. Berman's complaints that they undermine the valid points he wants to make about the role the Iraq war has played in fomenting further terrorism, the moral implications of torture at Abu Ghraib and the dangers of a ballooning trade deficit and an overextended military.

In any event, the restriction fomented further interservice enmity between the Air Corps and the Navy that did not abate until World War II.

But, it's likely to further foment the idea — common among Clinton supporters — that there was something more nefarious and political at work in Comey's massive October announcement.

The brand further foments this obsession on its Web site, which is stuffed with detailed descriptions of chemical compounds that often need deciphering from the online hoard.