Sentence examples for stoke distrust from inspiring English sources

And like Cernovich, the president continually attempts to stoke distrust in the media.

They stoke distrust in the nation's political system and provide lawmakers with a basis ― however specious ― for taking steps to make it harder for people to vote.

In my view, this cannot be achieved through punitive sanctions, which will only stoke distrust toward the United States and its European allies.

But if the site stokes distrust, it should be for something more down to earth.

Some senior leaders at the Pentagon blamed Biden for stoking distrust between the White House and the military.

If they can resist political forces that are stoking distrust between the two countries and maintain a dialogue, maybe they can achieve the "new model" of relations they pledged to build.

The prospect that the train will bypass the neighborhood has stoked distrust among South Los Angeles residents who feel that they are being shortchanged as power brokers try to save money for other projects in wealthier parts of the city.

It continues: "What is important for paving a wide avenue for mending North-South relations is to make a bold decision to stop all hostile military acts, the biggest hurdle stoking distrust and confrontation".

Facely Camara, in contrast, was riding along with a government convoy; he'd been planning to cover the government's efforts to spray disinfectant in areas like Womé — an approach that some officials have reportedly used in southern Guinea without sufficient explanation or communication, further stoking distrust.

Facely Camara, in contrast, was riding along with a government convoy; he'd been planning to cover the government's efforts to spray disinfectant in areas like Womé an approach that some officials have reportedly used in southern Guinea without sufficient explanation or communication, further stoking distrust.

The highly polarized nature of this election and Trump's talk about voter fraud has stoked distrust even in parts of deeply blue California, which is far from a battleground state.