Sentence examples for further enflame from inspiring English sources

Its use in Guantánamo is likely to further enflame anti-American sentiment among Muslims; on the other hand, it may be preferable to a succession of deaths in Guantánamo.

The police killing of a second black St Louis-area man in 11 days has threatened to further enflame tensions.

This misguided complaint will only further enflame tensions between the world's two largest democracies over an issue we all support: deploying more clean energy.

A major operation in Gaza will further enflame the West Bank and areas in northern Israel, making it even more difficult for President Abbas to justify cooperation with Israel domestically.

And the attempt to make the two filmmakers seem the same is no more than an exploitative and rhetorical ploy meant to further enflame opponents of the film while reprising for Ms. Wolf some semblance of the esteem that once was legitimately hers.

He's compounded his loss of a key ally in Kiev by further enflaming Ukrainian nationalism, and his provocations could have a cascading effect in Europe by pushing countries that rely on Russia's natural gas exports to look elsewhere for their energy needs.

Events in Libya may end up further enflaming such feelings.

Beltrones became further enflamed after the Times article was included in a series of reports showing the corrosive effects of drug corruption in Mexico that won the 1998 Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting.

The EU has released a statement saying the case of Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr has raised "serious concerns regarding freedom of expression and the respect of basic civil and political rights" and potentially "enflamed further sectarian tensions".

Breitbart tried to enflame them further.

Stanton said such a move by Trump one week after the violence in Charlottesville would show the president's intention to "enflame emotions and further divide our nation". .