Sentence examples for inflammatory issues from inspiring English sources

"Horowitz is a rigorous and supple thinker on inflammatory issues," Maria Russo wrote here in 2002.

Likewise, the Feng case is emblematic of some of the most inflammatory issues on Chinese public life, beginning with money.

When Republicans talk about fiscal restraint and free enterprise, they aren't talking about the inflammatory issues that have spooked moderates and independents.

And while he's been criticized for waffling on a few inflammatory issues, he has built a solid record and is considered the consummate legislator.

The strike, which involves about 40 clinics, revives a debate about Spain's abortion rules at an awkward moment for the Socialist government of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, which is trying to avoid inflammatory issues before elections in March.

Those are inflammatory issues on any big-city police force, and Mr. Siegel made clear in his opening remarks that he intended to parlay Officer Delacruz's defense into an impeachment of the Police Department.

It has not yet become an inflammatory issue.

Salahuddin told Shoffler that the bombing was directly related to the United States military presence in Saudi Arabia — an inflammatory issue among radical Muslims.

Transparency has been a critical and inflammatory issue, with few countries enthusiastic about allowing other nations to verify their greenhouse gas cuts.

He plunged headlong into the inflammatory issue of human ancestry; Darwin avoided it, but Huxley made it his specialty.

A magnetic resonance imaging test revealed no structural damage, and Teixeira received a cortisone shot — standard treatment for an inflammatory issue.