Sentence examples for was further inflamed from inspiring English sources

The controversy was further inflamed when the Scottish government funded a public consultation that resulted in the rejection of the City Gardens.

Labour's internal fighting was further inflamed on Friday by remarks from the former prime minister Tony Blair, who said the party had "profoundly changed" under Corbyn's leadership.

The second theory is that the Briton was a budding jihadist whose radicalism was further inflamed by mistreatment during his three days in custody.

Controversy was further inflamed when a former LNP ministerial staffer was accused of threatening the bar association with removal of its statutory powers if it did not support Carmody's appointment.

The political atmosphere in Albany was further inflamed when lawyers representing the governor's father, Bernard Spitzer, accused a top consultant to the Senate Republicans, Roger J. Stone Jr., of leaving a threatening voice mail message.

The EU referendum debate was further inflamed on Monday by a row over the government's decision to spend £9m on sending a leaflet making the case for the remain camp to every household in Britain.

Tensions were further inflamed by the unresolved issues lingering from the secession of South Sudan.

Tensions were further inflamed when Yar'Adua's political party accused Obama of seeking to destabilise the then-president's government.

Tensions were further inflamed when the paper became embroiled in a second controversy over the use of freelance reporters by Rick Bragg, a national correspondent close to Mr. Raines.

Some residents' fears have been further inflamed by Entergy's proposal last week to build eight gas-fired power plants only a quarter mile from the Indian Point reactors.

Strains between the two groups were further inflamed by an article Feb. 9 in The Korea Times, a local Korean-language newspaper, that called attention to the signs.