Sentence examples for has only inflamed from inspiring English sources

The Garson scandal has only inflamed those feelings, as has the legal system's response.

The probable historical importance of the shipwreck, which was discovered by fishermen off Belitung Island in Indonesia in 1998, has only inflamed the debate.

The killings and arrests of two leaders of the Southern Movement, known as Herak, has only inflamed tensions.

A controversial California ban on the product has only inflamed the issue.

He added that Russia, Syria's main ally, had "only inflamed the civil war and prolonged suffering".

Retreating from Maidan to opposition headquarters, he said that "the President is an idiot", and had only inflamed tensions.

But the statements and actions of a number of Muslim clerics based in Israel, Palestinian politicians and even foreign governments have only inflamed and exacerbated an already explosive situation.

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The dichotomy between the comfort of Israelis, including those occupying Palestinian land in settlements with green lawns and swimming pools, and the poverty and misery of Palestinians, has only further inflamed an already volatile situation...

In fact, since then, Trump has only further inflamed the GOP's internal civil war, and having never employed the post primary firehose technique needed to water down the intense flames, Trump's Party has continued to unravel at its seams.

It is this stance that has not only inflamed environmental advocacy groups like Greenpeace, but threatens to alienate the development agencies of European governments, said Kenneth Cassman, professor of agronomy at the University of Nebraska.