Sentence examples for may incite both from inspiring English sources

This study describes a novel interaction that links myofibroblasts with these mediators and may partially explain how cross talk interactions initiated by TNF-α may incite both an inflammatory and a cytoprotective response that predisposes to colitis-associated cancer.

But while the news that the NHS is full to bursting may incite calls for more beds and, ultimately, more resources, there is a longer-term solution that can both improve care and save money.

A glut of bamboo fruits may incite an explosion in populations of rodents that eat the fruits.

"Mr Newman's conduct may incite discord within the community and disrupt the ability of women to access lawful reproductive medicine".

The perception of Mr. Sadr as a wild card has led some of his supporters to worry that his return may incite strife.

Jewish groups fear it may incite hatred and German authorities are making it clear they still won't tolerate any new Mein Kampf without annotations.

Some experts even fear that a Popular Party government may incite even more violence by giving Basque separatists more to complain about.

"The Passionate Epicure" may incite readers to the pleasures of the table the way the best erotica incites readers to the joy of sex: it makes you long for equal virtuosity.

Still less are they "caused", as the BBC persists in saying, by the anti-Muslim film made in California and posted on YouTube, although the French cartoon may incite a more direct response.

Even worse, it may incite reprisals against Roma.Tanja Fajon, a Slovene member of the European Parliament, believes some EU politicians are using the controversy to score political points, especially in Germany, which has elections this year.

Although historians say it could help fill a gap in Germans' knowledge of the era, Jewish groups fear it may incite hatred and German authorities are making it clear they still won't tolerate any new Mein Kampf without annotations.