Sentence examples for incite issues from inspiring English sources
Bringing new technology into an environment introduces unforeseen challenges, and just as the development of a product can incite issues that engineers hadn't anticipated during their research stages, restoring "business as usual" after an acquisition can take longer than expected.
Furthermore, the findings incite various issues that could generate interest in investigating in-depth the reasons for cheating.
4. Cover of Incite (UK) Issue 1. 3. A homage to Japanese noisecore in Traitor (USA).
All it takes is one question to ignite him, one topic to incite him, one issue to infuriate him.
No inciting event was found.
The results of race-day medication will always be the same: rogue winners, rogue losers, more medical issues incited than resolved, more deterioration of the horses and the sport, shorter careers, more fragility, and more breakdowns.
And Sharpton continues to incite action around racial issues: On Wednesday, the day before his meeting with Paul, he told reporters that he and his organization, the National Action Network, are on "high alert" for the coming grand jury decision on whether to indict the white police officer who shot black teenager Michael Brown in Ferguson this summer.
Engaging in a performance can incite questions, experiences and issues that may otherwise be overlooked.
What is a Baathist?" Sometimes the issue incites more fervor among exiled politicians than it does in the streets, where the compromises of living under dictatorship were often better understood.
And once the killing had begun, American and European policy makers insisted on withdrawing peacekeepers, refused to jam radio broadcasts inciting murder and issued only tepid and belated condemnations of the massacres.
Comic book publishers would come to produce variant covers of the same issue, inciting collectors to buy the same product multiple times.
