Sentence examples for fomenting strife from inspiring English sources

Fomenting strife between Brittany and Normandy, he soon recovered the latter and isolated the former.

And jealousy between rebel groups over the supply of cash and arms is fomenting strife between them.

Although activists say their demands are purely economic, Hamas has accused its Palestinian political rival, Fatah, of fomenting strife.

That's easier said than done, of course, but here's an intriguing if partial answer: consider the more tolerant ways of the Ottoman Empire, whose demise after the first world war gave way to today's Arab nation states, a Jewish Israel and the growth of intolerance and sectarianism that is fomenting strife between Muslims and destroying ancient Christian communities.

This was in line with the policy outlined by Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus in De Administrando Imperio of fomenting strife between the Rus' and the Pechenegs.

Kuwait's leadership now has reason to fear similarly orchestrated and inspired acts of terrorism aimed at fomenting strife in the emirate.

He foments strife, lies, and murders and makes outrageous promises he has no intention of keeping.

Having achieved the fall of Hosni Mubarak in the revolution of 2011, Western agents fomented strife between Muslims and Christians.

Even now, as Iran has fomented strife between the Israelis and the Palestinians, it has proved helpful in America's battle against the Taliban.

The document, which described the insurgency as "gloomy" because of gains by Iraq's security forces, called on insurgents to foment strife among Shiites and between the United States and Iran.

Mr Erdogan retorted that Mr Maliki was fomenting sectarian strife with his clampdown on Sunni politicians.