Sentence examples for this would inflame from inspiring English sources

This would inflame its dealings with the CME.

One of the arguments for not calling an election was that it would force an early reveal of precisely what Mrs May wants from the negotiation and that would inflame Tory divisions.

Gul: First of all, let me say that the only solution to this problem is through diplomatic means, not military action that would inflame a region already exhausted by wars.

Especially, it would inflame the Mapuches' grievances about logging.

Officials had insisted that the tapes would "inflame Muslim sensibilities".

They would not dissuade conspiracy theorists, but they would inflame Bin Laden supporters and sympathizers.

He said he feared they would inflame world opinion against the US and endanger US troops.

He fears that such a move would inflame the Kurdish-controlled region in northern Iraq.

As such, it would inflame the advocates for Greater Israel, who would defy it from the Hebron Hills to Fox News.

Still, another fight would inflame a broader debate, dormant until recently on Capitol Hill, about just how much the government ought to meddle with this struggling economy.

"The Kite Runner," for instance, was not released in Afghanistan because of fears that it would inflame ethnic tensions.