Sentence examples for more radicalised from inspiring English sources

He was shocked, but no more radicalised "than I already was before".

The crisis is escalating, the country is becoming more polarised and more radicalised, says Annan.

Thirteen years older than Neves, she is also the product of a different, more radicalised era.

Every year extremism gets worse, our society becomes more radicalised and the bloodshed grows.

It is also allegedly the birthplace of the terror group - who are believed to become more radicalised following an attack by Nigerian security services on their compound in 2009.

In the way of expats, they grew even more radicalised in exile, raising millions of dollars a year for the LTTE.Several governments sought to negotiate with the rebels, most recently that led by the UNP's Mr Wickremesinghe.

Officials said there was no evidence yet that the group directed Ms Malik, and her husband to launch the attacks, which killed 14 and wounded 21. "At this point we believe they were more self-radicalised and inspired by the group than actually told to do the shooting," one official told the New York Times.

Airlines and internet companies need to do more to prevent radicalised British teenagers travelling to the Middle East to join Islamic State militants, David Cameron the prime minister has said.

But another bout of jail – and exposure to much more rigorous and radicalised Muslims behind bars – hardened Storm's Islamic faith and changed his perception of the world beyond Demark.

If so, that would count as a good result compared with, say, a decade in which the EU fell apart, Turkey grew more polarised and radicalised, the Balkans stayed restless, and civil strife broke out in the southern Caucasus and Moldova.Give it timeThis survey has argued for a best-case result in which the EU goes on using the power of membership to change the countries around it for the better.

Prime Minister David Cameron has also urged airlines and internet companies to do more to prevent radicalised British teenagers travelling to the Middle East.