Sentence examples for inflaming issues from inspiring English sources

Which would mean inflaming issues to juice up the contests.

Yet by continually stoking up such tensions in an attempt to overcome an immediate problem, there is the real and growing risk that this will, like Saudi's epic spending spree, soothe the immediate issues – as seen from the Arab capitals – but inflame issues at a later date.

Oppressive culture examples: Very strongly worded emails that tend to "escalate or inflame issues".

He blamed politicians for inflaming the issue.

José Miguel Carrera and his brothers, whose desire for complete independence was equaled if not surpassed by their personal ambition, inflamed the issues.

But that dispute has inflamed deeper issues of mistrust and nationalistic passions that have ruptured what was once an uneasy alliance between two guerrilla armies that fought side by side in Ethiopia to bring down the dictatorship of Mengistu Haile Mariam.

"We believe this inflames the issues we have in coming to a European solution and the next step is for Premiership Rugby to take advice to see if this action represents a fundamental breach in the contract between ERC and its clubs," said PRL in a statement.

A parliamentary delegation made a high-profile visit to the island on Sunday to observe Iran's National Day of the Persian Gulf, a normally low-key event, which seems bound to further inflame the issue.

This will inflame the issue.The apology reflects an ideological war that has been waged for over two decades.

(Given the way Republicans feel about him, Obama might just inflame the issue further if he spoke out).

But he inflamed the issue of his relationship with Steinbrenner in an interview with Fox News Channel, saying that Steinbrenner should trust him more and suggesting that his job status had become a distraction in the clubhouse.