Sentence examples for which has inflamed from inspiring English sources

Since then, Croshere has been slow to develop and was saddled with injuries, most notably plantar fasciitis, which has inflamed the bottom of his foot this year.

One is the Palestinian intifada, which has inflamed Muslim passions against Israel's American protector and constrained the superpower's freedom of manoeuvre.

Iraqi leaders worry that the violence here may be a sign of what awaits the rest of the country if the government cannot quell the growing mayhem that many trace to the civil war in Syria, which has inflamed sectarian divisions, with Sunnis supporting the rebels and Shiites backing the Assad government.

It may be this flirtatious aspect of the site which has inflamed the ire of the strict Islamic authorities – however, there has been no official reason given.

This was complicated by a recent viral illness, which had inflamed the heart, reported the Scotsman.

Arsenal midfielder Alex Song faces a separate charge of violent conduct after his stamp on Barton, which had inflamed the situation, was missed by referee Peter Walton.

Mrs. Kumaratunga firmly repudiated her mother's brand of Sinhalese nationalism, which had inflamed ethnic tensions between the mostly Buddhist Sinhalese majority and the predominantly Hindu Tamil minority.

Yet the latest effort to do that, an agreement between the United States and South Korea to deploy an advanced missile defense system in the South, has inflamed China, which argues the system is also aimed at its weapons.

In recent years, Maliki has rejected power sharing agreements — a practice that has inflamed sectarian tension and which ultimately contributed to the current uprising throughout the country.

The Times, which views this issue through race-colored glasses, has inflamed the debate to an intolerable level.

However, the team has now confirmed that Rosberg has inflamed a nerve in his neck which needs resting and his own participation on Friday is also in doubt.