Sentence examples for may be fuelled from inspiring English sources

Such indecision, Martin suspects, may be fuelled by the mounting expectations for "A Song of Ice and Fire".

Fresh controversy may be fuelled by deferring the Heathrow link, which was one element of HS2's logic.

Fresh controversy may be fuelled by deferring the Heathrow link that was one element of HS2's logic.

The rumours may be fuelled further if Go Set a Watchman is terrible – but there are already claims he wrote that too.

The animal starts more fights and experiences higher rates of mortality.Mr Coates thinks the exuberance that turns a market rally into a bubble may be fuelled by the same chemical.

Holofcener hints that benevolence, however admirable, may be fuelled by guilt or self-hatred, and she insists that certain relations can't be ignored if everyday existence is to reach that state of "good enough".

Falling home ownership "may be fuelling the generational turnout gap", the report says.

Yet it isn't just that they allow the sharing of controversial opinions – there's a real worry they may be fuelling the development of them too.

Question marks over the rights of EU nationals to live in the UK "may be fuelling xenophobic sentiment", as suggested by the Bulgarian ambassador.

Gannon said he believed there was a growing distrust of the medical profession and of big pharma which may be fuelling the anti-vaccination movement.

Zhou said that widespread desperation caused by China's growing wealth gap, rampant corruption and environmental degradation may be fuelling a rise in crime.