Or fester like a sore

And something begins to fester inside you.

And the problems of Pakistan fester next door.

Instead, tensions are now likely to continue to fester.

But pragmatism has its limits, particularly when it permits dangerous situations to fester.

Instead of bringing hope, they have been allowed by India to fester like weeds .

Allowing this conflict to fester will only aggravate our peoples insecurity and our region s instability.

The old sores and divisions fester. Russia remains unreconciled to the new map of Europe.

But, while we focus on immediate concerns, they continue to fester, and we overlook them at our peril.

Indeed, modernization by no means implies a solution to the conflicts that continue to fester in the region.

If allowed to fester, the political consequences could be severe, including trade protectionism and perhaps even social unrest.

But piecemeal arrests will not be enough to reverse the drift if a culture of intolerance is allowed to fester.

Once the mission was accomplished and the Soviets vanquished, the Wahhabi virus was left to fester in Pakistan s border areas.

That debate has been left to fester, serving as a dangerously dysfunctional pressure valve for turbulent and frustrated citizens across Europe.

If allowed to fester, this feud could metastasize, leaving the EU in a state of crisis like that which plagued Austria Hungary.

Allowing European debt problems to fester and grow by sweeping them under the carpet through dubious theatrics can only make those problems worse.

All of this calls for courageous and visionary economic leadership otherwise, our problems will fester and grow, and the solutions will become even more complex.

But govt looks away when it comes to certain factions individuals, allowing sectarianism to fester and grow. bahrain Ali Al Saeed ( alialsaeed) June 28, 2015

The High level Panel report, in its considered assessment, said that such disputes continue to fester and to feed the new threats we now face .

As long as successive EU summits persist in this mistake, the crisis will fester and spread, eventually threatening the stability of the eurozone s entire financial system.

The situation creates a security vacuum that, if left unattended, will continue to fester and will put in question the credibility of this premier multilateral institution.

Even worse, in the absence of strong American leadership, longstanding global problems from climate change to urgently needed reforms of the international monetary system will continue to fester.

The international community cannot stand aside as conflicts which imperil the lives of millions of innocent people and threaten their most fundamental rights, fester, degenerate and eventually explode.

But recession could also result if deficits are allowed to fester, or are increased with additional stimulus to boost jobs and growth, because bond market vigilantes might push borrowing costs higher.

In a world where anti Semitism and racism fester, where prejudice on national, religious, colored based, or ethnic grounds foster discrimination, that is the view that best nurtures the rights of all.

A singular vision has always animated this process animosity between neighbors must not be allowed to fester, and the rule of law must reign not just within countries, but also between them.

The state fails to provide for its citizens poverty, political marginalization, and land disputes then fester, fueling ethnic militias that function as a kind of tribal shadow government, often providing social services.

The ISIS threat against Bahrain coincides with similar messages to neighbouring countries, which too have turned a blind eye to the group, allowing it to fester and grow in ranks on their own soil.

We agreed we'd speak up in our own communities when we witnessed the kind of otherizing talk that can wound and fester into paranoia and then be used by those on the fringes to incite.

Netanyahu thinks that he can build a fence and let the problem simply fester forever. But one should heed the words of Langston Hughes famous poem, which became a refrain of the US civil rights movement.

Banks have been saved, but the underlying problems were left to fester no surprise there, given that, in both Europe and America, the task of fixing them was assigned to the policymakers who had caused them.

NEW YORK In the shadow of the euro crisis and America s fiscal cliff, it is easy to ignore the global economy s long term problems. But, while we focus on immediate concerns, they continue to fester, and we overlook them at our peril.

The war in Afghanistan bleeds more lives and treasure into the inhospitable terrain of that sad land, with little immediate chance of whatever might constitute sufficient success to allow America and its allies to quit. And the problems of Pakistan fester next door.

We agreed we'd speak up in our own communities when we witnessed the kind of otherizing talk that can wound and fester into paranoia and then be used by those on the fringes By the end of our lunch, we acknowledged each other's openness.

Developments in the former Yugoslavia and in other trouble spots of the world have once again confirmed that the longer a crisis is allowed to fester, the more difficult it is to bring it under control, and the higher the cost of such action.

All of this calls for courageous and visionary economic leadership otherwise, our problems will fester and grow, and the solutions will become even more complex. Already, too many of our economy s difficulties, including worrisome trends in youth joblessness and long term unemployment, risk becoming structurally embedded.

My delegation therefore believes that the best way to control the arms race is to work on resolving the protracted political problems that have been left to fester in the world, and to convince parties to conflicts to turn to dialogue and to speedily settle their differences by political means before the situation becomes exacerbated.