Sentence examples for inciting trouble from inspiring English sources

He also said that a police source had shared his itinerary with the press, thereby inciting trouble.

In many instances, the army has been seen as part of the problem by inciting trouble, or simply by not responding to it even when present.

The campaigners were sentenced to two years in jail in January 2015 for "inciting trouble" and belonging to an unrecognised organisation but the supreme court modified their convictions.

In most genres, performers try their hardest to whip the audience into a frenzy, but Bounty Killer had to generate excitement without inciting trouble.

"Yes, I do".… "I think much more progress was made between the two races before the last few years, when you and other people started inciting trouble between the two races".

His later conversion to power-sharing and a semblance of basic human decency means Paisley can be seen as a deceptively benign figure, but at the time his tub-thumping speeches, naked sectarianism and skill at inciting trouble with a degree of deniability meant he was a dangerous man indeed.

Preliminary analysis of this Twitter activity in 12 riot locations shows the majority of surging social media traffic occurs after the first verified reports of incidents in an area, which could suggest that Twitter was used far more by those seeking to follow fast-moving events than to incite trouble – although it is not possible to say it played no role.

It maintains that agitators have incited trouble by spreading baseless rumours.

"These messages appear to be an attempt to incite trouble by posting messages inviting people to assemble and cause trouble at particular locations.

I don't want to incite trouble between the Mommy Bloggers and the Midlife Bloggers, although that would be grand fun, but I'm feeling a bit defensive about all the mother-in-law bashing.

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.