Sentence examples for may be stoked from inspiring English sources

(Keep in mind that, as everyone knows, the world is an arms bazaar filled with haggling merchants. Though the cold war and the superpower arms rivalry is long over, there are obviously plenty of countries eager to peddle their weaponry, no matter what conflicts may be stoked as a result).

Vice President Al Gore, the presumed Democratic presidential candidate, reiterated his belief that industry collusion may be stoking the problem.

Authorities in the southern Ukrainian city of Sevastopol have installed a pro-Russian mayor as fears grow that the Kremlin may be stoking separatist sentiment in the region.

Brian Goldfarb of Citi Habitats, who is a listing broker on the apartment, says a keeping-up-with-the-Joneses mentality may be stoking interest in washing machines.

But others worry that that by letting the dollar weaken, Washington may be stoking dangerous inflationary pressures that will have repercussions around the world.

Ukraine's interim president warned on Tuesday that the country faced a serious threat from separatism amid fears that the Kremlin – deeply unhappy about the revolution in Kiev – may be stoking pro-Russian sentiment in the Crimean peninsula.

There are deep-seated prejudices within Burmese society that need to be addressed, but there are also concerns that elements of the security forces may be stoking the flames.

A Gulf state that is an odd man out Don't count your dominoes Building up ReprintsThe unrest may be stoking simmering rows within the ruling circle of Algeria's 73-year-old president, Abdel Aziz Bouteflika, who has been at odds with General Muhammad Tewfik Mediene, long the regime's main military man.

You may be stoking the fire of your anxiety by ingesting stress-inducing foods on a regular basis.

Labour MP Denis Macshane said Mrs May was "stoking up tension", and restrictions were impractical.

As a woman who only recently emerged from her own mid-20s identity crisis, I know how confusing it is to feel locked-and-loaded into a relationship you may or may not be stoked about.