Sentence examples for has been fomenting from inspiring English sources

Pakistan, which claims Kashmir as its own, has been fomenting violent opposition to Indian rule there ever since.Against this history, the state elections that ended this week are a breakthrough.

But the fact that this argument has been fomenting since the nineteen-seventies does not negate it, Dombek observes: if there is a narcissism epidemic, it had to start sometime.

The jacket seemed to epitomize a trend that has been fomenting in the world's shopping capitals in recent years: a trend that has children attired as scaled-down adults.

Mr. Weinstein's O-scale endeavor harks back to the Lionel train sets he ran in his basement as a child, except that this project of a lifetime has been fomenting since 1996 and will not, he estimates, be finished for another decade.

A meeting in Lhasa last month presided over by Zhang Qingli, Tibet's Communist Party chief, called on security personnel and the public to "smash the furious assaults of the Dalai Lama clique", a reference to claims that the Dalai Lama has been fomenting unrest.In Rongwo monastery in Qinghai's Tongren county, however, pictures of the Dalai Lama are on conspicuous display in many of the shrines.

The Republican Party has been fomenting anger and discontent in the base of its own Party for years.

The recent violence against innocent people has been fomented by political opponents of the government.

The latest British Social Attitudes survey shows just how widespread negative views of vulnerable groups in society are, but also makes clear that much of this shift in public opinion has been fomented by current and previous government policies.

To Ruffalo, [Tump] "is playing into all the ugliest aspects of the fear that has been fomented by the media and the politicians themselves"; in contrast, he says, Bernie Sanders is offering "a reimagining of the basic premise of what America is".

To Ruffalo, the Republican frontrunner "is playing into all the ugliest aspects of the fear that has been fomented by the media and the politicians themselves"; in contrast, he says, Sanders is offering "a reimagining of the basic premise of what America is".

The very thing that the pioneers of European unity wanted to eliminate, namely disaffection among European nations, has been fomented by these deeply divisive policies (now reflected in such rhetoric as "lazy Greeks" or "domineering Germans," depending on where you live).