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1. The General holds the rebels responsible for inflaming the situation.

2. Police responded with nightsticks and pepper spray, further inflaming the crowd.

3. You're saying Israeli actions are inflaming the region.

4. And, by inflaming the liver, hepatitis can adversely affect dozens of life processes.

5. The foaming plastics made of the inflaming retarding EPS recently developed are for the time being the lightest and most economical package construction materials in the world.

6. Further, the thermal stability and the inflaming properties of phenolic foam was compared with those of PUF.

7. Thin paper introduce the advanced producing process of inflaming retarding fine antimonous oxide which is introducing from Japan.

8. Your throat are inflaming.

9. The inflaming retarding effect of Ca on molten Al-Mg alloy under various temperatures and retention time is investigated.

10. He warned America off inflaming tensions by "internationalising" what Beijing insists are bilateral matters.

11. Critics say the mayor is a bigot who is inflaming racial tensions in his city.

12. Elmire tries to win a favor from Tartuffe by inflaming his lechery and trapping him in a compromising situation.

13. In the midst of the morning rush-hour his laughter drifted after her, curling round her senses and inflaming her still further.

14. The committee also blamed Arab leaders and Knesset members for contributing to inflaming the atmosphere and making the violence more severe.

15. Such as grain sheet rubber, it play the role of derrick and inflaming retarding.

16. Security forces have generally used batons and teargas in Damascus to avoid inflaming protests in the heartland of the regime's power.

17. But the party has to manage reform carefully; it will challenge its hegemony. Backed into a corner, Beijing will be forced into resisting Obama, in turn inflaming the protectionists in congress.

18. That may explain his initial denunciation of Mr Cameron for inflaming extremism, and his subsequent recantation.

19. At this point, certain forum administrators noted that the human flesh searches were in danger of inflaming netizen emotions. Therefore(sentence dictionary), they took counter-measures.

20. As the sun sinks into the horizon, its rays inflaming lacy clouds, the confluence of worlds takes on a supernatural glow.

21. When facing foes more threatening than a typical tribesman, a rejkar commands any minions it has under its sway to attack, inflaming their battle lust with magic.

22. The administration has worked to put this issue on the public agenda, but Health and Human Services Secretary Michael Leavitt also is trying to avoid inflaming the public discussion.

23. He admits that he is running the risk of further inflaming his current problem, but insists the opportunity to help Israel take another step on the road to South Africa justifies his decisions.

24. Republican leaders have moved to scupper Obama's healthcare plans by inflaming myths and lies about the system.

25. The advantages of the new flame retardant has been proved, which are the less amount, the lower price and the perfect effect of inflaming retarding.

26. And, Joe, it--if you're in a war, and we really are on an economic war, there's a obligation to the majority to behave in ways that don't go around inflaming the minority.