Sentence examples similar to an issue sparks from inspiring English sources
Even if children were shy or had a discipline issue, Sparks welcomed and loved them.
The gunman who killed 12 people at the Washington Navy Yard on Monday began his rampage by heading directly to the fourth floor, where he shot people who worked with him, and authorities are investigating whether a workplace issue sparked the killings, according to law enforcement officials and witness accounts.
Palmer said the issue sparks concern about how parents control their children's access to credit cards.
In 1964, Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson formed a committee to resolve the issue, sparking a serious debate about a flag change.
It is an easy creative leap to consider adding other data like house prices from Zillow or public information such as gun ownership (an issue that sparked outrage when a newspaper in Westchester, New York did just that in 2012).Surely the day will arrive soon when the cornucopia of data won't be stored and stale but alive and kicking, continuously updated akin to traffic or weather reports.
Instead, they began seeing photos of teenagers believed shot by police, an issue that sparked protests in Manila last year.
It has the steroidal-sucrose flavour of a standard-issue Sparks story about lovers wrenched apart by fate and flung together by destiny – usually hinging on some super-secret handwritten letters.
Authorities say the fire started Monday when a car having some sort of mechanical issue sparked a blaze.
The issue sparked an international ethical debate around the use of the technology on humans.
The issue sparked a row at Fifa's executive committee meeting in Zurich last month between those members who wanted it to remain secret and those who wanted it published.
Grothman — a shambling, strident conservative with a Trumpian tell-it-like-it-is streak who typically votes with the House GOP leadership — is not equivocating about where he stands, especially after the issue sparked a government shutdown a week ago.
