Sentence examples for long fuelled from inspiring English sources

But an end to the broader conflict will be elusive until his government tackles the economic, cultural and political grudges that have long fuelled Tamil nationalism.

Her undoubted talent was long fuelled by a determination to be placed where she deserved to be, firmly centre-stage, at the heart of the mainstream.

He says what was unique about the 70s was that the sense of paranoia that had long fuelled the conspiracy theories of fringe political groups somehow became the default position for millions of ordinary people.

Poorer Iranians are an important base for the egalitarianism that has long fuelled the fundamentalist camp, including the Basij movement, while improving economic conditions has always been at the motivational heart of more pragmatic conservatives like Rouhani and Rafsanjani.

But fears about rising immigration have long fuelled support for the far right in Austria, which proportionally had one of the highest rates of asylum seekers of any European Union country even before the latest arrivals.

Rivalry among inventors has long-fuelled some of the best creations of the modern age.

The fate of Iceland's economy is seen as a warning for the rest of the world, after a long boom fuelled by debt, a dependence on its banking industry, and a buoyant housing market.

Increasing poverty represents a setback for the Kremlin strongman, whose popularity had long been fuelled by the growing wealth of the Russian population as a result of high oil prices in the first decade of his presidency.

"The Republicans are wanting to waste more of this body's time, this country's time," said the majority leader ahead of a long night fuelled by Listerine, fruit, chocolate and mints that eventually confirmed Nina Pillard to DC appeals court at 1am.

Chemsex is identified in the film as the habit of engaging in weekend-long parties fuelled by sexually disinhibiting drugs, such as crystal meth, GHB, GBL and mephedrone.

THE pens were on the table in Minsk, Belarus's capital, for the leaders of France, Germany, Russia and Ukraine to sign a deal to end a year-long war fuelled by Russia and fought by its proxies.