Sentence examples for from inflaming from inspiring English sources

But in such cases cameras, far from inflaming the public, can act as an antidote to hysterical or biased coverage.

Judge Lester sided with the defense, saying he believed that "everybody has conducted themselves appropriately" and had refrained from inflaming tensions.

The school did not tolerate bullying, she said, and asked the community "refrain from inflaming what is already a complex and challenging situation".

Nets Coach P. J. Carlesimo dismissed the notion that additional rest — beyond the five games Johnson did sit out — during the regular season would have prevented Johnson from inflaming the injury again.

What is more, Mr. Schumer's attempt to verbally smack around Republicans has frequently been cold-shouldered by the White House, where President Obama has been repositioning himself more toward the political center and shying away from inflaming the budget fight.

German policy makers have struggled, at times awkwardly, to keep from inflaming public sentiment at home while at the same time recognizing that German support for some weaker neighbors is vital to preserving the euro and keeping exports strong.

Samples of non-inflamed lung tissue were taken as far as possible away from inflamed tissue.

Syria is a big neighbor with a long memory, which will not forget or forgive acts done against it during this war; and Jordanian leaders too have, in the past, appreciated that their own state is far from invulnerable from inflamed radical Islamism.

We measured transcripts for murine BD4 and BD14 from inflamed joints.

Conversely, resting and activated NK cells can edit immune response by tuning quantity and quality on mDC moving from inflamed tissues to secondary lymphoid organs [18], a phenomenon that can play a critical role to HIV-1 spreading to T-cells [29].

Synovium from inflamed knees of the recruited RA patients was collected by closed Parker-Pearson needle biopsy [ 23].