Sentence examples for which may incite from inspiring English sources

Twitter's terms and conditions prohibit pornography, but do not appear to ban language which may incite racial hatred.

This anomaly is thought to arise in conjunction with a persistent ventral mesentery, which may incite a volvulus of the stomach and bowel [2].

Do not go for the telephone number option unless you know her and her family well, because parents will react to you calling through teasing, which may incite anger towards you.

It will do no good to talk to them and if anything it may incite more drama, which we don't want.

Another conclusion that I've come to, which I suppose is rather controversial and may incite a lot of hate mail, is that I don't believe marriage is necessarily meant to last forever.

The latter may incite a police response, the intensity of which is controlled by a "heat" system.

He expressed concern that it may incite people to believe there's a coverup going on, which he doesn't believe.

Even worse, it may incite reprisals against Roma.Tanja Fajon, a Slovene member of the European Parliament, believes some EU politicians are using the controversy to score political points, especially in Germany, which has elections this year.

A glut of bamboo fruits may incite an explosion in populations of rodents that eat the fruits.

"The Passionate Epicure" may incite readers to the pleasures of the table the way the best erotica incites readers to the joy of sex: it makes you long for equal virtuosity.

"Mr Newman's conduct may incite discord within the community and disrupt the ability of women to access lawful reproductive medicine".