Sentence examples for fuelling the problem from inspiring English sources

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, the former Conservative minister for faith and communities said her ex-colleagues were fuelling the problem by "disengaging" with Muslim communities.

The demand for ivory products in Asia is blamed for fuelling the problem.

The team behind the report suggests that cheaper alcohol, which is more widely available, combined with better marketing and longer drinking hours will all have played their part in fuelling the problem.

The joint inspectorates' report makes the point that the inflated figures for "no crimes" are fuelling the problems in the police's attitudes.

The prime minister said the US had fuelled the problem by abandoning its ally Pakistan once the Soviets had been driven from Afghanistan.

The rapidly increasing HIV epidemic has fuelled the problem of controlling the spread of tuberculosis.

A new study for Politeia by Professor David Smith explains the way the move to the regulatory system fuelled the problems we are now tackling.

His presence seems to be fuelling the very problem the PD was created to solve: that intense political infighting and the lack a clear candidate undermine the authority of the leader who is eventually chosen.

There are increasingly strong signs, fuelled by the problem of deals with the SNP, that both the Conservatives and Labour are thinking in terms of minority government, even though it is now much harder, because of the Fixed-term Parliaments Act, to call a second election as Labour's Harold Wilson did in 1966 and 1974.

Numerous MPs have spoken out about the problem of politicians sounding too robotic and rehearsed, warning that it is fuelling the growth of Ukip.

Of course, fuelling the protest is the perception that Britain is looking to dump its problems here.