Sentence examples for issues incited from inspiring English sources
The results of race-day medication will always be the same: rogue winners, rogue losers, more medical issues incited than resolved, more deterioration of the horses and the sport, shorter careers, more fragility, and more breakdowns.
What is a Baathist?" Sometimes the issue incites more fervor among exiled politicians than it does in the streets, where the compromises of living under dictatorship were often better understood.
Comic book publishers would come to produce variant covers of the same issue, inciting collectors to buy the same product multiple times.
As lawmakers learned during the last national debate on immigration, in 2007, the issue incites passions across the country, affecting everything from national security to states' rights to racial ambitions and resentments.
The topic incites me to parlous pondering".
Reassessment "is an easily distorted issue that incites people's fears, and nobody wants to take the political heat," she said.
Two years after Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg led a successful effort to rewrite term limits laws and run for a third term, the issue still incites passion across the spectrum.
There are indications that the administration is considering plans to reduce or suspend the New Jersey Saver property-tax rebate plan, which is scheduled to cost the state nearly $1 billion next year, and the issue has already incited partisan sniping between the Democratic governor and Republican legislators.
All it takes is one question to ignite him, one topic to incite him, one issue to infuriate him.
One only has to look at the debates over Trident renewal this year to see how nuclear issues can still incite such passion, anger and hostility.
Bringing new technology into an environment introduces unforeseen challenges, and just as the development of a product can incite issues that engineers hadn't anticipated during their research stages, restoring "business as usual" after an acquisition can take longer than expected.
