Examples of fomented

• Household integration in the functioning village is fomented by par t-time specialization and exchange.

• That was the real question, and when discussions are simply fomented about questions of this kind, they are not the really important questions.

• I know of no evidence to show that these troubles have been fomented from outside.

• It has been sedulously fomented by those who had their own object in view.

• True, in recent years, problems and differences have emerged, including the disastrous reorganisation which has fomented trouble.

• What is the basis of this discontent that they have fomented?

• The threat was regarded as having been fomented by firebrands and paid agitators.

• It was they who fomented the tremendous inflation that has taken place.

• Can he tell us how many strikes have been fomented there during the last 12 months?

• Trouble is fomented over any convenient grievance and the issue confused by introducing additional claims as a stoppage of work occurs.

• Think of the disloyalties that are fomented and the jealousies that are fanned.

• He knows my view that the campaign against lead in petrol was one of organised hysteria, fomented by a mendacious and sensational public relations campaign.

• The violence that followed in many nationalist areas was no more justified or acceptable than that fomented by loyalists earlier in the week.

• This decay has been fomented and strengthened by the great change which came upon us in 1886, and subsequent years.

• I admit that in many of the areas concerned racial passions, existing for centuries and very likely fomented by recent events, still burn.