Sentence examples for has ignited tensions from inspiring English sources

The report has ignited tensions between Haiti and its most important allies.

The suggestions that the outbreak is linked to Spanish produce has ignited tensions between Spain and Germany, as farmers were forced to dump produce.

The incident has ignited tensions in Schilderswijk, which contains three of the 10 poorest postcodes in the Netherlands and where about 85% of the population is made up of first- or second-generation migrants.

Their account of what happened next has ignited racial tensions in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan and laid bare the divide that exists between some communities.

Support from the Iranian-backed Shia Hezbollah appears to have tipped the balance in the border area, even as it has partly prompted the conflict to bleed into Lebanon where it has ignited sectarian tensions between Sunnis and Shia.

The election — and the unresolved battle about who won — has ignited old tensions in Kenya, which in a week and a half has gone from being one of Africa's most promising countries to another equatorial trouble zone.

But now the untimely death of Miss Thidar Htwe, a 26-year-old from Thapraychaung village, has ignited a tinderbox of ethnic tensions.

"These countries are not going to be able to unite in any way that would meaningfully change the face of the Middle East". Potentially more far-reaching is the sectarian tension that the struggle has ignited.

Additionally, the prospects for deeper Saudi-Sino relations are dimmed by their opposing stakes in the Syria crisis, and the ongoing tension in China's Xinjiang province, which has ignited sensitivities across the Muslim world.

The J. C. decision has ignited debate.

His presidency has ignited a literary boomlet.