Sentence examples for will further incite from inspiring English sources

Residents say the killings will further incite a city that has long been a center of resistance to the United States occupation.

The possibility that dietary C. butyricum can regulate gut microbiota and lead to changes in the fecal butyrate content that raise butyrate in the brain will further incite exploration aimed at understanding the mechanisms underlying VaD recovery.

Not so -- increased troop presence will raise the risk as it further incites the Taliban and al-Qaeda and inspires more of their propaganda; as they strengthen, they further destabilize the country, spark many more to live in constant fear or to join the insurgency.

Several of his opponents accused him of pandering to Southern bigots; Dean, characteristically but clumsily, held his ground, further inciting his gleeful antagonists.

Though the goal is trying to protect our troops from attack, I believe that this colonel, whose unit oversees the village, will incite further violence by saying what he did.

His questions, then, are purposely self-deprecating and further incite his feelings of loss.

President Bush and his advisers are pushing a war that will surely incite terrorists to further destruction, inflame volatile international tensions, shed human blood and waste the world's resources, which are critically needed to fight poverty, hunger and disease.

It's a safe bet that no new dictionary will ever incite a similar uproar, whatever it contains.

"The heavy concentration of military force will only incite people to riot".

Will you have a happy, carefree and uplifting approach, or will you incite your readers to share your anger?

Stay on your own property, as trespassing will just incite them.