Sentence examples for will be inflamed from inspiring English sources

That being said, the skin will be inflamed and you may be able to see more than one skin layer.

But there is a risk that as some tensions are calmed, others will be inflamed.

(Abbas may have saved a boy's life, but the crowd, it's assumed, will be inflamed by his Muslim name).

The Lebanese government has refused to allow refugee camps or anything resembling a permanent shelter to be constructed on its territory, fearing deeply ingrained sectarian tensions will be inflamed.

On Monday, euphoric nationalism will be inflamed by the bitter knowledge that Ohno is partly of Japanese ancestry, a sensitive issue in a country that served as a colonial subject of Japan from 1910 to 1945 and remains a fierce rival.

Whichever party comes out on top on Tuesday, the failure this fall to make progress on a host of issues -- from pension and accounting reform to homeland security and terrorism -- bodes ill for the next Congress, when manic concern about the next tossup Congressional elections will be inflamed by the 2004 presidential contest.

But then Forget is surely feeling diplomatic with no desire to inflame passions any further than they will already be inflamed in a country where sporting events have turned ugly.

Measuring risk, as so vividly demonstrated during this crisis by UBS itself, is art not science; people may still win payouts and end up causing losses.And whatever measures banks take to alter the structure of their compensation plans, critics will still be inflamed by the level of pay in the industry.

Provoke controversy wherever it can be inflamed.

The dermis also appeared to be inflamed.

STRESS may be inflaming your pimples.