Sentence examples similar to inflaming speculation from inspiring English sources
But the president instructed his speechwriters to cut the line, figuring it would only inflame speculation from Beltway busybodies about his vice president's standing.
News of the first gene-edited babies also inflamed speculation about whether CRISPR technology could one day be used to create super-intelligent humans, perhaps as part of a biotechnology race between the US and China.
Danny Coulson, the deputy assistant director of the F.B.I. at the time of the standoff, acknowledged that the field test could further inflame speculation by conspiracy theorists and others critical of the government.
Miramax inflamed speculation about Mr. Weinstein's condition by declining to reveal the name of the hospital or the exact nature of his condition, and rumors piled atop rumors until Mr. Weinstein in absentia was almost as dominant at this year's festival as he had been in the flesh in previous years.
By coincidence (not?), President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is due to address the UN general assembly today, his usual fiery anti-western rant, doubtless inflamed by persistent speculation that the clerical authorities who call the shots – and hangings – in Iran are getting fed up with his economic mismanagement.
He blamed politicians for inflaming the issue.
"They risk inflaming tension between vulnerable communities".
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The indecision over whether to release the photographs reflected the administration's desire to end speculation about whether the man killed was really Bin Laden — and its fears that the pictures would inflame and rally jihadis.
Chinese passions were inflamed.
