radicalize

IPA: rˈædɪkʌɫaɪz

Examples of "radicalize" in Sentences

He noted that stepped-up fighting in the tribal areas of Pakistan could further "radicalize" that nation.
Mencken might have asked: How can one "radicalize" a Muslim when he is already "radicalized" by his creed?
Iraqi Sunni Muslims waging a long conflict from Syrian soil could once again radicalize Syria’s own Sunni com-munity.
The vast majority went for salaries / expenses of the "Community Activist" groups which were given "grant monies" by the Annenberg Challenge to 'radicalize' the Chicago school system, including 'radicalizing teachers'.
While "Just Say Yes" to war in Yemen will increasingly burden the working classes-who pay and fight America's wars-it will "radicalize" more individuals and raise "extremist" threats around the world, as, and once again, did the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
The United States Department of Homeland Security's Office of Intelligence and Analysis issued a report last week suggesting that current political and economic conditions are energizing right-wing extremist groups, that many of these groups follow extremely conservative ideologies and that some may seek to recruit and "radicalize" veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan.