The secessionist threats by Abkhazia underscored the complex political landscape on which the Bush administration is seeking to open a new front in its war against terrorism, while also trying to avoid inflaming the region's ethnic and separatist conflicts.
He pitched while injured (inflamed right ankle) for the last four months of the 2001 season, a situation the Yankees are hoping to avoid.
Luxury in the fair sex, while it inflames perhaps the passion for enjoyment, seems always to weaken, and frequently to destroy altogether, the powers of generation.Micheal Danagher SeoulSIR – In the Philippines, an alliance of the Catholic church and self-serving politicians has prevented the introduction of an effective programme of family planning.
Among Trump's other campaign surrogates, his wife, Melania, seems to muddle things (in an interview with Anderson Cooper this week, she compared her husband to a little boy not what most of us have in mind for a President), while Rudy Giuliani inflames them (his odd defense of Trump and himself was to the effect that "everybody" commits adultery).
In Death in the Afternoon Hemingway explains he stopped bullfighting because he couldn't do it happily "except after drinking three or four absinthes, which, while they inflamed my courage, slightly distorted my reflexes".
Chapman was silent on the ethnicities of the people Robert Dear murdered while apparently inflamed by anti-abortion rhetoric.
German policy makers have struggled, at times awkwardly, to keep from inflaming public sentiment at home while at the same time recognizing that German support for some weaker neighbors is vital to preserving the euro and keeping exports strong.
The most notorious case in point is Raymond A. Davis, the former Green Beret who, while hunting terrorists in Pakistan, shot and killed two civilians, inflaming international tensions.
While societal woes contribute to violence and other problems, he said, "we are inflaming this problem by not being responsible".
