Sentence examples for inflaming extremism from inspiring English sources

"I do understand there is an election coming, but talk of mass immigration risks inflaming extremism, to which he and I are both strongly opposed," the business secretary said.

But his cabinet colleague Vince Cable told me that his words were "very unwise" and that the PM risked inflaming extremism.

The speech provoked an embarrassing rift with Liberal Democrat members of his cabinet; according to his Business Secretary, Vince Cable, Cameron's words had been "very unwise," and "risked inflaming extremism".

Mr Cable even claimed Mr Cameron "risked inflaming extremism".

He added that Mr Cameron's comments, made in a speech to Tory activists, "risked inflaming extremism".

She says:Whatever the Prime Minister's speech may do, it will not be likely to "inflame extremism on immigration" as Mr Cable claims.

Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf told NBC New York that he fears the hearings could inflame extremism.

Uncertainty and inflamed extremism will likely take hold throughout rural areas in the immediate aftermath of an Assad victory in Aleppo, with al-Qaeda and ISIS the first beneficiaries of the country's depleted moderate rebel forces.

The cabinet minister accused the prime minister of "inflaming" Islamic extremism in the process.

"I do understand there is an election coming but talk of mass immigration risks inflaming the extremism to which he and I are both strongly opposed".

The KSA also propagates the fundamentalist Wahhabist interpretation of Islam around the world, including in the U.S., inflaming Islamist extremism.