Sentence examples for incite further from inspiring English sources
At the time, his statements about Ohio's gay-marriage ban were sweeping, unequivocal, and were expected to incite further litigation challenging the law.
She also expressed fear that a war with Iraq could widen anti-American sentiment and incite further attacks against the United States.
The administration said it was concerned that the tapes provided an opportunity to incite further violence against Americans and that the statements might contain coded messages to Mr. bin Laden's Al Qaeda operatives in the United States or elsewhere.
Even if they could help, it would probably not be in the interests of long-term stability, because heavy intervention by Shia Iran in Iraq and Syria would probably only incite further resistance from Sunni Arab groups.
Although Judge Timothy Black's ruling applies only to death certificates, his statements about Ohio's gay-marriage ban are sweeping, unequivocal, and are expected to incite further litigation challenging the law.
Though the goal is trying to protect our troops from attack, I believe that this colonel, whose unit oversees the village, will incite further violence by saying what he did.
The foreign ministry spokeswoman, Jiang Yu, condemned the self-immolations and said the Dalai Lama was glorifying the cases, inciting further suicides.
A foreign ministry official accused the Dalai Lama last month of inciting further cases by glorifying those who had set themselves on fire.
The slaughter of civilians, which was supposed to terrify and subdue, only incited further rebellion and, besides, taught the barbarians to be indiscriminate in return.
CAIRO — The Egyptian government is backing away from an ambitious economic strategy of tax increases and subsidy cuts because the political support for these moves is lacking and because it fears inciting further unrest.
In primary season, the whispered antipathy among some conservative evangelicals toward Mormons grew so loud that Mitt Romney felt compelled to give a speech defending his faith (but was so fearful of inciting further wrath that he said the word Mormon only once).
