Sentence examples for inciting more from inspiring English sources

The last thing the world needs now is him inciting more resentments and anxieties.

Many members of Mr. Chirac's party have urged him to use special constitutional powers to delay imposing the law pending negotiations, to avoid inciting more anger among protesters.

While many of our readers admitted to feeling ashamed, cowardly or guilty for not speaking out, they also acknowledged that large crowds were intimidating and that they were afraid of inciting more trouble.

As Argentines fed up with painful austerity measures and four years of recession took to the streets, rioting and looting, President Fernando de la Rúa declared a state of siege and suspended constitutional liberties, inciting more violence.

— Emma Allen The last time I shared what I was reading, nearly a year ago, I griped about my Nook, which I had recently received as a birthday gift — inciting more ire from blog commenters than I could have ever imagined.

According to the official news agency, "The statement added that the Ambassador, under the cover of visiting some hospitals, also met with some people in the same framework of inciting more violence and instability and in attempt to sabotage the ongoing national dialogue and deepen discord and sedition among the Syrian people who strongly reject and condemn such foreign instigation".

Other are inciting more aggressive action.

He's referring to an open murder investigation, with which he has no involvement, and is inciting more violence.

But his grudging mea culpa only incited more outrage.

But the political rhetoric just incites more animosity and gets people riled up".

And they hope to incite more, in more visitors, by creating a tourist-attracting botanical garden.