While the awards to Mr. Rosen, principal of RFR Holding, Mr. Pataki and others may inflame purists, others welcome them for a variety of reasons.
Last Wednesday, in a development that may inflame the controversy further, Mr. Grassley sent letters to Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. and the Justice Department's Office of the Inspector General demanding an investigation and requesting more information about why a gun bought by an A.T.F.
But if it fails, this nation may once again be plunged into a nasty conflict in which neither side seems able to win a decisive military victory but which may inflame ethnic tensions to the point of civil war.
The shows' production values now rival those of network television, and their proliferation is seen as a good thing for viewers that may inflame cable companies' concerns about cutting the cord.
One worry is a handful of reports that Byetta may inflame the pancreas.
Defending baijiu may inflame protectionism fears.
Rather, in countries ravaged by both humanitarian catastrophe and civil war, international aid may inflame or prolong the conflict.
If your soul has bunions, however, reading Kierkegaard may inflame them: he invented self-doubt in its modern form.
"If the results of the elections are bad, there will be even more attacks against Takenaka, which may inflame the situation further".
But the trend may inflame cable companies' concerns about cord-cutting by subscribers who decide there's enough to watch online.
