AN ASCENDING economy, industrialising fast, that challenges the established power; hungry competition over energy resources; disputes over territory or spheres of influence; and nationalisms inflamed on one side by grievance and on the other by the opponent's presumption.
He had always been inflamed by the Republican Party's opposition to gay marriage (like most bloggers, Sullivan gets inflamed on a daily basis), but now his criticism spread to other issues.
The EU referendum debate was further inflamed on Monday by a row over the government's decision to spend £9m on sending a leaflet making the case for the remain camp to every household in Britain.
Hayfever is, in fact, a seasonal form of 'allergic rhinitis' or allergic reaction in the nasal passage, which becomes inflamed on contact with allergens such as pollens, dander and moulds.
With passions so inflamed on both sides of this issue, it is often difficult to deploy dispassionate analysis; when discourse is fueled by angry emotionalism, there are almost always awful consequences.
The colons were not inflamed on either day (not shown).
Further, the second group "P14" was not (or no longer) peripherally inflamed on day 14.
A smuggled video message from a prominent resistance leader on death row inflames passions on both sides.
What inflames Arendt, on the other hand, is any attempt by the Jewish witnesses to draw attention to what they suffered.
The idea inflamed passions on both sides on Tuesday, when fiscal issues careening toward Congress roiled hearings and deliberations and spurred political recriminations as Republican leaders accused Democrats of steering the economy back into recession.
