"There is a foment happening," said Andrew Feldman, the chief executive at SeaMicro, a hardware start-up that hung up its shingle last week.
Everywhere, there is an unease fomenting around privilege, a truth emerging when the balance changes: we may see our advantages most clearly the moment after they disappear.
As you may or may not have heard, there is a movement currently fomenting on college campuses that has evolved into a protest against being offended.
"Where there is a grievance, they foment it; where there is sectarianism, they take sides.
"Where there is a grievance, they foment it; where there is sectarianism, they take sides; Where there are racial or religious or ethnic divisions their instinct is always to play them up and of course there is one conflict they relish above all others, and that is economic class war," the Uxbridge and South Ruislip MP continued.
But as this novel enters the culture, and some hell breaks loose in that way that Mr. Roth is a master of fomenting, it's worth taking the temperature of the country into which it is being sent.
Rights groups are concerned that the Lega is fomenting a climate of hate through its xenophobic and racist rhetoric.
He argued that the revolution had been an evolution, fomented by the loosening of Communism's grip under Mikhail Gorbachev and the overwhelming frustration of ordinary people with their grim, everyday lives.
A near peer threat that is fomenting an insurgency, in a nation that is, perhaps, on better terms with the United States, where we're clearly in support of one outcome there, which is the deterrence of aggression by the near peer threat".
"There is a deliberate design to foment trouble, to encourage killings, mass murders, to sabotage any attempt to bring about normalcy in this part of the world," he said.
