Sentence examples for inflaming of from inspiring English sources

More seriously, but no less predictably, the inflaming of sectarianism will have knock-on effects in Syria and Iraq.

A major argument against taking military action has been fear that a consequent inflaming of radical passions in the region could destabilize our Muslim allies.

It risked, we said, civilian casualties, the inflaming of Muslim opinion and the danger of handing the terrorists the "holy war" they had tried so hard to provoke.

The Brexiters play carelessly with the inflaming of passions and the reviving of old prejudices.

Of course, this is only the tip of the iceberg of Gingrich's repeated, relentless distortion of fact, inflaming of public sentiment and generally malign and ill-informed "contribution" to our public life.

I think even George W. Bush for a fleeting moment wanted to solve the immigration issue, but the politics of Capitol Hill and the inflaming of the issue on the hustings did it in.

But what inflames inhabitants of the 0.5% of properties affected is the idea of paying at all.

Our study provides a valuable overall picture of the bacterial DNA environment present in the SF of the actively inflamed joints of arthritis patients.

The grand mufti said politicians and the media must not use the raids to inflame hatred of certain segments of the community.

The purpose of this is to help identify actively inflamed loops of bowel by the presence of restricted diffusion within the affected bowel wall.

His drawing, akin to some done by Dix and Grosz, shy away from the issues of class conflict that inflamed both of those other artists.