Sentence examples for foment problems from inspiring English sources

Political analysts also warn of Iran's ability to foment problems in neighboring Iraq.

Some of the staff actively fomented problems – one, a gay skinhead, deliberately booked the male Gay Skinhead group in on "Women's Night".

Administration officials deny trying to foment trouble.

Tehran certainly never misses a chance to foment trouble.

If the north perceives it has little to gain from the post-referendum arrangements, it might return to fomenting trouble in the south, a significant problem for a southern leadership already grappling with the task of nation-building.

But this still leaves the world beset with the distressing problem of an Iran suddenly flush with cash and potentially eager to spend it on fomenting trouble in the region.

There are people who are trying to foment religious and ethnic problems in Iraq.

A number of factors have been influential: a greater awareness of the need to foment research, a focus on Public Health problems, and efforts to improve the quality of life of the population overall.

After 48 hours of negative press and threats of internal revolt, Trump capitulated — throwing his support behind all three candidates on Friday, a decision that left anyone paying attention wondering why Trump had wasted two days fomenting rather than quieting internal Republican problems.

Others welcome job creators and foment economic growth.

Win Htein, the lawmaker for the NLD, told Radio Free Asia that he believed that some Muslims in Meikhtila – who comprise one-third of the population of 100,000 – may have been harbouring "some feelings over the Rakhine problem", thereby fomenting unrest.