Sentence examples for further inflamed from inspiring English sources

Aguigui guessed that Roark was stealing weapons, which further inflamed him.

This was a violent, hysterical rampage by the players, further inflamed by the equally mindless provocations of the spectators.

As that story swept through Tahrir Square, propelled by social media, it further inflamed the protesting crowds.

Tensions were further inflamed when Yar'Adua's political party accused Obama of seeking to destabilise the then-president's government.

The controversy over White further inflamed Ashcroft's contest with Carnahan, who had a slight lead in the polls.

He has further inflamed opponents by threatening to prosecute their leaders and by playing down the strike's impact.

A BBC documentary depicting racism at soccer games there has further inflamed emotions.

But police clashes during protests after the attack further inflamed the atmosphere.

Tensions were further inflamed by the unresolved issues lingering from the secession of South Sudan.

Some residents' fears have been further inflamed by Entergy's proposal last week to build eight gas-fired power plants only a quarter mile from the Indian Point reactors.

Those negotiations have further inflamed a rival, right-wing guerrilla group that the State Department has called a bunch of murderous thugs.