Sentence examples for inflame confrontations from inspiring English sources
Ferguson officers' armored vehicles, assault rifles and body armor often appeared to inflame confrontations with demonstrators.
The selectively detailed narratives offer mutually exclusive interpretations of the first crucial days of the conflict, with each side contending that the other deliberately ignited the clashes and then recklessly inflamed the confrontations with further violence.
Mr. Thaksin is Thailand's most polarizing figure, and his presence in the country alone would inflame a political confrontation that was not resolved by the election on Sunday, which was intended to restore civilian rule.
The district attorney, Charles J. Hynes, is promising an appeal that will inflame an unusually strident confrontation between a federal judge and a city prosecutor.
Middle East experts, including some in the State Department, say a confrontation with Iraq now would further inflame anti-American protests and force American allies to split from Washington.
Mr. Bush's aides say such public declarations would only inflame the situation and give Mr. Kim what he seeks: a public confrontation with the United States.
AQAP and the Houthis are longstanding opponents but the recent conflict, broadly understood as a proxy war between Sunni powerhouse Saudi Arabia and Shia Iran, has sparked a dramatic uptick in violent confrontations as the jihadists and rebels jostle for territory in a conflict that has inflamed long simmering sectarian tensions.
But daunting obstacles remain to dismantling Syria's vast chemical arsenal as negotiators try to defuse a confrontation that has inflamed politics on three continents.
A counter-protest planned by the Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamist groups was postponed to avoid confrontation with those inflamed by the perceived power grab.
Confrontations between principals fizzle.
