Sentence examples for inflame a situation from inspiring English sources
Above all, they will inflame a situation that the new government is belatedly trying to improve.
Jeter, never one to inflame a situation, said he wasn't thinking about Francisco's comments during his at-bat.
And I'm not the sort to inflame a situation by hurling insults back, so I'd have to sit there and take it.
"At a time when calmer heads are called for," Mr. Wolfson said, "the mayor finds a way to inflame a situation with angry rhetoric".
"This is something I will discuss with the authorities, but as many of us know, their response is very often influenced by a need not to further inflame a situation.
Like many people, I have a tendency to fight fire with fire, inflaming a situation with a flood of unnecessary junk.
But he added: "It almost inflames a situation when, if a bowler says something to a batsman, the umpire gets involved straightaway.
I didn't want to be the source of inflaming a situation so I walked into the station and started to put a plan together.
On August 12th, I travelled in similar high hopes to the China Agriculture University Gymnasium, a pleasant spot, where the plan was that Lasha Gogitadze, of Georgia, should bump up against the Russian Nazyr Mankiev in Greco-Roman wrestling, thus prolonging, and perhaps inflaming, a situation that everyone else on the planet was trying to subdue.
We can be authentically helpful and supportive without inflaming a situation.
