Sentence examples for able to spark a from inspiring English sources

Usually only a handful of protein snippets, or peptides, from a pathogen are able to spark a protective immune response.

Even the Japanese government, which traditionally bolsters industries until they can stand on their own, has not been able to spark a more welcoming environment for Japanese startups.

Wasps chief executive Chris Thomas hopes he will be able to spark a revival in the two-time Heineken Cup and six-time Premiership champions' fortunes.

Apostolopoulos and his colleagues circumvented this problem by using a short protein fragment that mimics the structure of the aberrant sugar molecules, and is able to spark a stronger immune response.

Instead, alls you'll have to do is ask her to a draw a tree and you'll be able to spark a meaningful conversation in which you've just peered into her soul and pulled out a handful of her darkest moments in life.

Through a process of lobbying government contacts at the Agricultural Adaptation Council (AA) and the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food, and Rural Affairs (O), she was able to spark an interest in her entrepreneurial idea.

Even the tiniest detail may be able to spark an idea.

Bone told DeSmog he went to the debate on his own volition and told The New York Times, "I'm just glad I was able to spark the energy debate a little bit.

If you're low on time, keep a list of activities able to spark your creativity and pull it out whenever there are spare moments, such as waiting for a bus or while dinner cooks.

A decade later, when I was a more experienced traveler, I expected my volcano guide on the once-cannibalistic South Pacific island, Tanna, in Vanuatu, to be some sort of rugged bushman, able to spark fires by smacking rocks together, or hunt down dinner with a blow dart gun.

As a key-player in the network, the CSC is able to spark initiatives of collaboration between youth care professionals and organised sport clubs, and to identify local sport organisations that are capable of building conducive sport environments.