Sentence examples for has not incited from inspiring English sources

Consumers are reluctant to spend and, so far, buoyant export growth has not incited firms to invest, despite hopes to the contrary.The degree to which America outperforms the others will depend, in large part, on whether, and how, different countries tighten monetary and fiscal policy.

"The Show Must Go On" (2001) seems to have engendered universal goodwill where it hasn't incited mini riots (two critics slapped each other at the premiere in Paris), and both "Véronique Doisneau," a solo created for the Paris Opera Ballet in 2004 in which a corps dancer talks about her career, and the 2005 "Pichet Klunchun" have delighted critics and audiences.

Yet these alternative methods of sex selection have not incited so much ire among the likes of Mr. Douthat.

And Marcus Camby's tip-dunks off offensive rebounds will ignite the kind of hysteria that Ewing had not incited in years.

These promises include three ministerial posts in the new government; unfreezing the assets of the senior Muslim Brotherhood and only letting out of prison those who have not incited violence against the state.

I know that the work is vulgar but such is our history," he said.Prosecutors in the city began an investigation but dropped the case after they decided the student had not incited hatred on ethnic grounds nor desecrated a public space dedicated to historical memory.

The new Baton Rouge lawsuit claims that Long's ambush attack may not have happened if Black Lives Matter leaders had not incited violence among their followers, even though an exhaustive investigative report determined that Long had not attended any of the Black Lives Matter demonstrations in Baton Rouge after Sterling's death and that he believed protests were a waste of time.

The countless films and documentaries on the Holocaust have not incited riots or fueled anti-Semitic violence.

Marlow said Yiannopoulos, who wrote a negative review of the film on Breitbart, had not incited followers to tweet racist statements at the actress.

When we spoke, at his house in Medina, Washington, he marvelled that incidents like Flint haven't incited "anywhere near the national outcry" that he saw in his early career.

It means that after a decade debating whether giving athletes salaries will lead to the erosion of college athletics and college life as we know it, it is time for seriously investigating whether overworking these young men and women has not already incited this erosion.