Sentence examples for inflaming tensions from inspiring English sources
This latest development risks inflaming tensions between Europe and Russia.
He warned America off inflaming tensions by "internationalising" what Beijing insists are bilateral matters.
He declines to have his picture taken, for fear of inflaming tensions.
Colonel Paschal blames all the political parties for inflaming tensions to serve their interests.
Why Mr. Saakashvili risked inflaming tensions with references to violence remains an open question.
The list was not released publicly for fear of inflaming tensions.
A grand jury chose not to indict Officer Darren Wilson over Brown's death, inflaming tensions even further.
But their concern is that indictments will draw protesters onto the streets, inflaming tensions between Shiite and Sunni factions.
Mr. Clough will make introductory remarks but not take questions, a posture that is already inflaming tensions.
The specter of those charges, many analysts believe, will persuade political leaders against inflaming tensions this time around.
The satellite study's implications risked inflaming tensions with North Korea's adversaries just as the country says it is trying to calm them down.
