Sentence examples for it has fomented from inspiring English sources

It has fomented sectarian division by carrying out suicide bombings against Shias in Baghdad.

Several of Rwanda's staunchest allies, including the United States and Britain, have cut back on aid to Rwanda because of the growing evidence that it has fomented yet another rebellion in Congo.

It has fomented social movements and brought to the forefront of American media and politics issues that impact me personally and professionally.

It also has fomented a rivalry with al-Qaida, with IS leaders mocking the terror network for failing to stop Houthi advances in Yemen.

The justice minister, Patrick Chinamasa, who lost his own parliamentary seat in the elections, has suggested it is the opposition that has fomented violence, and he challenged those accusing the party to come forward with proof.

"The Choir" was so popular and acclaimed when it was first broadcast in Britain, three years ago, that a certain conventional wisdom has fomented around its debut here — a sense that we ought to be as grateful for its arrival as we are for Joshua Reynolds portraits or wellies.

Even now, as Iran has fomented strife between the Israelis and the Palestinians, it has proved helpful in America's battle against the Taliban.

The upshot of it all, then, has been that this project, aimed at creating unity, has fomented indignation, fury and suspicion, forging a split between communities where previously there was none.

He has fomented absurd grievances against the Westminster political system and the English.

In the past, Mr. Levy has repeatedly denied accusations that he has fomented bias.

Robertson has fomented some nasty rhetoric in his time and pulled some pretty short political strings.