7 Sentences With "added fuel to the flames"

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The Belgian attacks, Cologne sex assaults, and, specific to Canada, the embarrassing Chronicle Herald debacle has only added fuel to the flames.
The prescription of opioids, which may predict who gets hooked, only "added fuel to the flames," according to husband and wife researchers Anne Case and Angus Deaton.
The vlogger added fuel to the flames last week when he uploaded a video where he is seen tasering two dead rats and removing a live fish from water.
The study authors don't see the opioid supply as the fundamental factor here, but "prescription of opioids for chronic pain added fuel to the flames, making the epidemic much worse than it otherwise would have been," they wrote.
Deaton and Case noted that while the supply of opioids increased since 1999, it's not the "fundamental factor" behind increased mortality, but rather, the prescription of opioids for chronic pain "added fuel to the flames" of overall mortality.
Though they say increased opioid use is not a fundamental factor in the rise of deaths of despair, the growing supply of the painkiller has "added fuel to the flames, making the epidemic much worse than otherwise would have been," the authors write.
The Oakland Tribune, November 15, 1907, p.4. The suicide of Sterling's wife by cyanide only added fuel to the flames. Sterling's own diaries and correspondence reveal a more sedate, but still Bohemian community.

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