Sentence examples for will further stoke from inspiring English sources

Global warming will further stoke demand.

Global climate change, it seems, will further stoke the rangeland wildfires.

Vladimir Putin has not yet commented on the situation, but the parliamentary visit to Crimea will further stoke tensions.

The loss-making trades will further stoke the debate over whether banks make big bets under the guise of hedging.

Cameron's comments will further stoke a dangerous "damned if we do, damned if don't" mentality that leads many to conclude that this is not our war.

'It has to be everyone's business.' In comments that will further stoke the debate on violence, Rod Morgan, head of the Youth Justice Board, has said adults had to earn the respect of teenagers as well as the other way round.

Officially in default and still unable to access traditional sources of international credit, Buenos Aires will paper over any fiscal cracks in 2015 by printing pesos, which will only further stoke inflation.

That poll could be off, but it will likely further stoke the calls to throw out the President even as many senior Democrats has thus far resisted such calls.

If the decision is in fact appealed and ends up in the 9th Circuit Court, one of the most liberal courts in the nation, then the gulf will widen and further stoke the fires of public opinion.

The debate has continued ever since, and will be further stoked when he makes his Olympic debut, scheduled for the morning of 4 August.

Of late fighting between government troops and the rebels has surged, while tensions will be further stoked by this week's murder in Kiev of a pro-Russian Ukrainian journalist and the strange death of a Ukrainian MP sympathetic to Moscow.