Sentence examples for foment upheaval from inspiring English sources
Since the early nineteen-nineties, Pakistan's principal military-intelligence service, Inter-Services Intelligence, or I.S.I., has armed and funded Lashkar to foment upheaval in Indian-held Kashmir.
Although this movement aimed to foment a peasant upheaval and to establish an agrarian socialist society, Plekhanov's activity involved him particularly with urban factory workers.
In the 1960s, when China was trying to foment Cultural Revolution-style upheaval in Burma, people were suspicious of China, wrote Thant Myint-U, a scholar with a new book on modern Myanmar, "Where China Meets India".
At the same time as riling China, Trump is fomenting a triangular strategic upheaval by building bridges to Russia.
The Korean War ended shortly before I was drafted into the Army, and the Vietnam War and the domestic upheaval it fomented -- along with the assassinations of American political leaders -- clamored for my attention every day throughout my 30's.
PRAGUE — Romania's coalition government collapsed Thursday, fomenting a political crisis in a country with one of the most troubled economies in a region buffeted by the global financial upheaval.
Holding on will only foment more instability.
Administration officials deny trying to foment trouble.
Then came the second upheaval.
Not so this year's upheaval.
