Sentence examples for incendiary reported from inspiring English sources

During the Vietnam War it produced napalm, a jellied incendiary reported to have been used indiscriminately against civilians and soldiers.

In the 1990s, for instance, the former Conservative foreign secretary Douglas Hurd found that his attempts to negotiate with the EU were frequently trashed by Johnson's inaccurate and incendiary reporting.

On the day that Kenneth W. Starr, the Whitewater independent counsel, released his incendiary report on the Lewinsky episode, Mr. Gore, first at a White House prayer breakfast and then at an evening event honoring Irish-Americans, praised Mr. Clinton's character and courage.

But for every possible incendiary report from Albany or the Bronx, it appeared as if station news directors wanted to temper it with analysis from legal experts not affiliated with the case.

Now the flipside of these well-intentioned dreams has been laid bare in an incendiary report by South African and British academics which focuses on "Aids orphan tourism" in southern Africa, but challenges many cherished beliefs.

In a letter written in the wake of the recent incendiary report by Andrew Green QC into the failure of the bank and its oversight by regulators, committee chairman Andrew Tyrie has demanded the Financial Reporting Council (FRC), which regulates accountancy firms, "reconsider the need for an investigation into HBOS's auditors".

Internal NOF emails seen by the Observer reveal anger among board members that none of them was given the chance to approve the incendiary report before publication, except its chair, Dr David Haslam, who co-wrote it with Dr Aseem Malhotra, an outspoken heart doctor who is the NOF's cardiological adviser, and others, including Robert Lustig, an American expert on sugar.

U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that Russia conducted a sophisticated campaign intended to affect the outcome of the election, which included spreading propaganda and incendiary reports on social media about subjects like police brutality, Black Lives Matter, Muslim rights and veterans issues, and hacking Democratic officials to sow discord in the country.

But while the UCI may feel it has drawn a line under the affair by rubber stamping the United States Anti Doping Agency's (Usada) incendiary report on Armstrong, McQuaid and the UCI still have some searching questions to answer.

Nunes doesn't seem interested in clarifying or shooting down incendiary reports being aired during Fox News' prime-time block.

Just this week, some of Lustig's colleagues at UCSF released an incendiary report revealing that in the 1960s, sugar industry lobbyists funded research that linked heart disease to fat and cholesterol while downplaying evidence that sugar was the real killer.