Sentence examples for inflame the problem from inspiring English sources

Since 1990, racial assaults in both countries have soared; some Romanies have been killed.Politicians inflame the problem.

Hajiba added, however, that today, both sides, Muslim and Jew, are responsible for inflaming the problem.

In a letter to the Prime Minister, acting party leader Harriet Harman said Mr Cameron's reaction to the crisis had been "devoid of any serious solution", and accused him of inflaming the problem with "incendiary and divisive language".

The foreign money also inflamed the problem of corruption.

Though conventional wisdom says to use hot water, that can actually inflame the skin and worsen your problem.

While it can be hard to resist wanting to eliminate whiteheads by picking or popping them, doing so can actually further inflame the skin, make the whitehead problem worse, potentially cause infection, and delay skin healing.

About half the cases are thought to stem from allergies and the rest from other problems that can irritate and inflame the airways, causing them to close.

Part of the problem is that Martin does not have any exotic mannerisms to inflame the multitudes.

Instead you have chosen to inflame the situation with incendiary and divisive language, which will serve only to escalate the problem".

These, though, can inflame the fishes' guts.

But such things merely inflame the critics.