Sentence examples for fomented on from inspiring English sources

A Web site news editor, Jahanzaib Haque, wrote on his blog about how the unrest was fomented on social media but he, like others, condemned efforts to block YouTube.

The Digital Serlio Project leverages contemporary methodologies – including visual, textual and material analysis using high resolution digital images – to re-examine Avery's Serlio corpus and the questions it foments on domestic architecture of the 16th century and Serlio's socio-economic model for early modern European urbanism.

Freedom House, a Washington-based nonprofit that advocates for free speech and democracy, said in a recent report that "hate speech against minorities continues to foment on various social media platforms, particularly Facebook". The report said online campaigns targeting Muslims and other minority groups in Sri Lanka had been ongoing since 2013 and had recently increased.

As you may or may not have heard, there is a movement currently fomenting on college campuses that has evolved into a protest against being offended.

The suggestion of sinister forces set on destabilising the province strikes a chord: during the late 1980s and early 1990s, the apartheid government successfully fomented black-on-black violence in Zulu areas.

After succeeding his father in 1999, Sheik Hamad pardoned the leaders of the Shiite opposition groups who fomented unrest on the island and began carrying out political reforms that will bring the island's first parliamentary elections in more than two decades this fall.

One reason is that the oil and coal industries doubled down on the Republican Party, fomenting division on the issue.

Three senior figures from each of Kenya's main parties have been indicted; it is alleged that each side fomented brutal attacks on its rivals.In Eldoret, in the Rift Valley, townsfolk follow the trial keenly in part because tensions still simmer.

These and other historical events fomented deep mistrust on both sides.

It's an exciting undertaking, even if the emphasis here – even more so than last year – is less on fomenting revolution than on Williams's descent into moral collapse.

These were reported as religious riots, and those fomenting violence on either side were quick to incite their followers on religious grounds (Human Rights Watch [2001]).