Sentence examples for it has fuelled from inspiring English sources

The IT revolution has allowed more goods and services to be traded across borders, and it has fuelled the integration of the global capital market.

It has fuelled the rise of jihadi terrorism.

It captured my imagination... in feature films, it has fuelled a lot of wonderful work.

Even the definition of Lyme disease, and the terminology used to describe it, has fuelled years of acrimonious debate.

It has fuelled new opposition to the Civil Nuclear Liability Bill, which would cap foreign companies' liability at little more than $100m in the event of a disaster.

The summit has been called due to the mounting international concern surrounding the industrial scale of  poaching, and how it has fuelled other crime worldwide.

The US occupation authorities banned the rescript, believing it had fuelled pre-war militarism.

Officials in Benghazi's organising committee, which is trying to organise civilian and military affairs, criticised the British team's decision to make a clandestine entry to the country, claiming it had fuelled doubts about their intentions.

During those years, southerners had embraced the tradition of Romanticism, which was born in Europe, where it had fuelled cultural nationalism throughout the 19th century: the American south, too, saw wilful acts of self-invention on the part of a "people".

The continuing defence by ministers, and refusal to countenance appeals to strip the company of its franchise, no matter how many performance measures it breaches, has fuelled union suspicion that GTR are simply doing the DfT's dirty work.

It enables transparency that has fuelled a lot of activism, but it also obscures the energy-hungry data centres and low-wage workers who make a company such as Amazon possible.