Sentence examples for ignited clashes from inspiring English sources

The Sex Garage raid ignited clashes between Montreal's police force and the LGBTQ2+ community.

Jumblatt ruled out counter-protests that might ignite clashes in the streets.

The self-styled Libyan National Army, aligned with a rival government in the east, launched a major military offensive on April 5 to take Tripoli, igniting clashes with rival militias allied with the U.N.-supported government.

The selectively detailed narratives offer mutually exclusive interpretations of the first crucial days of the conflict, with each side contending that the other deliberately ignited the clashes and then recklessly inflamed the confrontations with further violence.

A presidential source accused the Houthis of igniting the clashes.

The tactic is intended to ignite sectarian clashes inside Iraq and, ultimately, indirectly enlist more Iraqi Sunnis in a campaign aimed at ousting American forces.

Riots and brutal ethnic clashes ignited in the Rift Valley, as some people resorted to bows and arrows, killing others with devastating accuracy.

The regionally televised images of pitched battles with the police at the site two weeks ago -- battles that left six Palestinians dead -- ignited further deadly clashes throughout the Palestinian territories and Israel itself.

Food prices rose 5 percent globally during August, according to the United Nations, spurred mostly by the higher cost of wheat, and the first signs of unrest erupted as 10 people died in Mozambique during clashes ignited partly by a 30 percent leap in the cost of bread.

At least 31 people died after they were chased into a building and a fire ignited during the clashes.

A gunman from the militant Asbat al-Ansar group shot a Fatah member, igniting the clash with gunmen from Fatah, an official said.