Sentence examples for to further incite from inspiring English sources
He circulated a draft of a dissent that accused Justice Kennedy of using "hyperbole that can have but one purpose: to further incite an American press, public and pulpit" on the abortion debate.
To believe otherwise would mean believing that the successor agency to the K.G.B. was capable of plotting mass murder to further incite the Russian population against the Chechen separatists and pave the way for a military campaign that is still under way at an enormous cost in blood and treasure for the beleaguered Russian state.
To give an idea — still a fairly superficial one — of the dangerous diversity of Ukraine, there's the problem of the Crimean Peninsula, a mostly pro-Russian region with formal autonomy, where existing separatist sentiments appear to be further incited by Russian emissaries.
Al-Jazeera spokesman Ghassan Abu Hussein has called the journalists' detention an attempt "to stigmatise us, and further incite violence against our journalists working on the ground".
Complement activation by the poloxamer gel is through the alternative pathway, but material transformations from gel to the solution state further incite complement through calcium-sensitive pathways, where a role for C1q and antibodies has been eliminated.
Residents say the killings will further incite a city that has long been a center of resistance to the United States occupation.
The possibility that dietary C. butyricum can regulate gut microbiota and lead to changes in the fecal butyrate content that raise butyrate in the brain will further incite exploration aimed at understanding the mechanisms underlying VaD recovery.
In a move that could further incite animosity, Saad al-Hariri, a March 14 leader and a former prime minister, has asked that General Hassan be buried next to the downtown Beirut tomb of his father, Rafik Hariri, also a former prime minister.
His questions, then, are purposely self-deprecating and further incite his feelings of loss.
The Obama administration knew about the interference in August 2016 but was reportedly concerned that announcing it publicly could further incite Russia and damage the electoral process.
Several of his opponents accused him of pandering to Southern bigots; Dean, characteristically but clumsily, held his ground, further inciting his gleeful antagonists.
