Sentence examples for would foment from inspiring English sources
But Protestant officials said the action would foment violence.
Mr. Obama resisted, worried that it would foment an anti-American backlash in the Muslim world.
He even closed the church for fear it would foment rebellion.
Within three years that notion would foment into a pop apotheosis.
Welfare was a secret plot to attract rural blacks to cities, where they would foment "a vicious race war".
Opponents of the plan say it would foment division and dis like the term "affirmative action" as inappropriate for Brazil.
Hayden was quick to point out on Friday that the armed forces wouldn't foment a rebellion against Trump; they'd just refuse to obey unlawful orders.
Why, then, would he foment hostilities against Winchell?
The move was in part an effort to make sure that Afghanistan would not foment violence among the restive Pashtun population among the villages and refugee camps on Pakistan's northwest frontier.
It is that mentality, of course, that the Bush campaign would like to foment in its party, after eight years out of power.
Or as Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, put it during Senate testimony on Tuesday, "Those who would like to foment a Sunni-Shia standoff — and you know who they are — are all weighing in in Syria".
