Sentence examples for fomented in from inspiring English sources

Hatred, fomented in the name of utopian illusion, returns.

By contrast, China depicts terrorist attacks blamed on Uighurs as fomented in part from abroad; and it wants to show that its own radicalised Uighurs are a global threat.

The rouble has followed oil down.In this section Going over the edge Let's get fiscal Diverging markets Joy to the world Economics writer ReprintsThe war that Russia has fomented in Ukraine is the second big foreign problem.

During the mid-1990s New Oreignedreigned as the nation's murder capital, a frenzy of violence and drug dealing fomented in part by a police force that had grown almost irredeemably corrupt.

Mr. Nogaidan said in print that the Wahhabi doctrine prevalent in Saudi Arabia was the root cause of the violence fomented in the name of Islam here and around the world.

Threat to UK By the time Smith arrived in Bangladesh in April 2008, MI5 and MI6 had been concerned for several years that British people, and the UK's interests, could be at risk from a plot fomented in the country.

What about the corruption, the child soldiers, the massive theft of land, the war still fomenting in the far north?

Tyson Chandler (the No. 2 pick in 2001) and Eddy Curry (4) are still fermenting, while Vladimir Radmanovic (12) is fomenting in Seattle.

This spring, there were two accounts of human face-eating, thus fomenting in the more lily-livered members of the populace an anxiety about an incoming zombie apocalypse.

As long ago as 1999 Kevin Keegan was agonising over Cole's readiness for international tournament football, beseeching him to mature and foment in record time.

It is that mentality, of course, that the Bush campaign would like to foment in its party, after eight years out of power.