Sentence examples for to further inflame from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gibson's spokesman, Alan Nierob, denied that the director was looking to further inflame those leaders.

Toby Keith's going out and writing something that's calculated to further inflame people who are angry.

They don't want to further inflame emotions or respark a controversy that's over and done with".

Mr. Maliki's warnings seemed to further inflame some Iraqis already angry with the government's failings.

But his stance on the famine is likely to further inflame political passions.

They also seem likely to further inflame an already tense relationship.

The bill won praise, however, from some of President Vladimir V. Putin's most prominent critics — a development that was certain to only further inflame the Kremlin.

Clearly the best decision would have been for Trump to not further inflame the matter, especially if his position is that he and his associates will ultimately be cleared of any wrongdoing.

The United States has been especially keen to avoid civilian casualties in the current campaign to avoid further inflaming anti-American feelings in the Arab and Muslim world, where demonstrations against the American raids have been growing steadily.

Until now, Hezbollah has kept its public statements on Syria relatively subdued, partly to avoid further inflaming Lebanese politics.

When the president took office, the holdover staff was destroying his faxes and mail in small acts of sabotage, said one senior Brotherhood leader, speaking on the condition of anonymity to avoid further inflaming the tensions.