Sentence examples for fomenting radicalism from inspiring English sources

The educational system was criticised for failing to produce skilled workers and for fomenting radicalism.

Obama is right to press the Saudis to increase political participation and end the role that its ideology plays in fomenting radicalism and intolerance within the kingdom and abroad.

While Obama's policies may go down a treat in the US, they are fomenting radicalism abroad, the very policy not only undermining our way of life but provoking an extremist hydra with many more heads.

So far, experts say that the discontent pooling on the right (anti-Washington and anti-Wall Street) and to a lesser degree on the left (anti-Wall Street) has some, but not yet all, of the ingredients needed to foment radicalism.

Rushdie survived, thanks to armed security and political manoeuvring, but for several years he ceased to be a person and became at one point of the compass, a figment of fomenting Islamic radicalism and, at its opposite, of the entitlement to freedom of speech.

Sky News insists its investigation proves that IS groups are shifting away from encouraging British sympathisers to travel to the Middle East to fight, and instead are fomenting home-grown radicalism in order to carry out attacks in Europe.

Thousands were arrested for fomenting unrest.

But antagonists are fomenting a deal backlash.

More recently, fomenting Somalia's chaos had been his focus.

Each accuses the other of fomenting armed mischief.

He probably meant "fomenting" but the meaning was clear.