Sentence examples for inflame to from inspiring English sources

It sets out to inflame, to divide, to produce consequences which they then use to justify further terror.

Almost every observer pointed to the unparalleled power of unfiltered social media to inflame and to mobilise.

For comparison, the ex-vivo-measured inflamed-to-control synovium SUV ratios of Ga-DOTA-Siglec-9 (1.7 ± 0.44) are in line with those of I-BTT-1023 I-BTT-1023 I-BTT-1023

Her four children sit on stools beside her; her right leg is inflamed to twice its size.

Histology scoring was performed by blindly assessing the degree of lamina propria mononuclear cell infiltration, crypt hyperplasia, goblet cell depletion and architectural distortion, resulting in a score from 0 (not inflamed) to 12 (inflamed), as previously described [29].

The severity of inflammation is expressed as the ratio of 99mTc uptake in the right (inflamed) to that in the left (control) knee joint.

Mr. Field said the only way to inflame them was to get into what they had invested in their child.

And shame on the media which prefers now to inflame rather than to inform.

Shaving too hard can cut your skin, causing the area to inflame and hairs to be caught under the inflammation.

"My friends all said it was dangerous and might inflame him to contact me further," she says.

He and Rusty brainstorm to think of two slogans: one to inflame the right, one to rile the left.