Sentence examples similar to fomented debate from inspiring English sources
The authroties claim the then-17-year-old fomented revolution using his Blackberry.
Its pavilion-like open plan reflected their open marriages, but it was damp and drafty and fomented divorce.
Rarely have neutrinos -- subatomic waifs that usually stream unencumbered through trees, people and the rest of the universe -- fomented public protests, a lawsuit and a preliminary restraining order.
When, in 1810, the French entered Sevilla, he fled to England and became editor of El español ("The Spaniard"), a periodical that fomented Spanish opposition to the French.
SL IRELAND 2016 marks the centenary of the Easter Rising, the armed rebellion that fomented fundamental change in Ireland's political landscape, eventually bringing an end to British rule, and thereby establishing the Republic of Ireland.
Taking advantage of the fomented clamour of British immigrants over their lack of voting rights and secretly backed by the British colonial secretary Joseph Chamberlain, Rhodes plotted the armed overthrow of the republic by his lieutenant Leander Starr Jameson.
Roaring into Vice President Al Gore's home state on the morning after the Democratic National Convention, Gov. George W. Bush accused Mr. Gore today of delivering a convention speech that sowed divisions and fomented class warfare among Americans.
In a vicious game of round robin, Sudan supported a range of guerrilla groups against its neighbors, as those same neighbors supported guerrilla groups or fomented rebellion against Sudan.
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