Sentence examples for it could incite from inspiring English sources

Al-Muhajiroun was banned in 2005 by the government over fears it could incite violence but its influence reverberates: a number of people convicted of terrorist linked offences have attended its events.

It could incite an altercation.

It's conceivable that it could incite terrorist attacks and cost American lives.

Some, like Plato, thought it could incite violence and disrupt the social order.

Local authorities had forbidden the gathering, claiming that it could incite ethnic conflict, and that using the word "genocide" would give the town a bad name.

On Thursday, an anti-migration poster unveiled by Nigel Farage was reported to police with the complaint that it could incite racial hatred and breach UK race laws.

Turkey wants assurances from Washington that independence-minded Kurdish factions in northern Iraq will not attempt to form a separate state, a move that it fears could incite Kurdish separatists in its own country.

In 2010, YouTube removed links to speeches by an American-born cleric, Anwar al-Awlaki, in which he advocated terrorist violence; at the time, the company said it proscribed posts that could incite "violent acts".

Earlier this month in the United States, Random House reversed a decision to publish "Jewel," saying it was postponing the release indefinitely because it feared publishing the book "could incite acts of violence by a small, radical segment".

Sherry Jones's historical novel, which is narrated by Aisha, a bride of the prophet Muhammad, was dumped by Random House after they were warned that its subject matter could incite protests, and perhaps violence.

It also outlaws public performances that could "incite sexual desire".