Sentence examples for and the igniting of from inspiring English sources

The increasing trade flows and the igniting of FTAs including Asian nations are plainly a regional response to the expanding global trend, while Doha Round negotiations have not successfully produced a multilateral trade round (Kim 2015).

An inscrutable annual tradition, it starts with the entire village crowding into the restaurant to eat tripe, and culminates with the igniting of a pyre behind the church, from which protrudes the effigy of a woman atop a wooden pole, dressed in a mismatched selection of old clothes.

The igniting of fire and air energy amplifies the potential for getting carried away and shaking up relationships.

Think of systems to improve the igniting of the gunpowder.

Adam persuades Eve to come to see him in Tangier, and the re-igniting of their eternal affair brings them to a crisis.

Their chemistry together manages both the innocence and the heat of igniting first passion.

It is further suggested that strong agglomeration observed for the finer Al powder skewed the expected correlation between the Joule heating energy and the size of ignited particles.

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He didn't mince words, and the piece ignited a firestorm of criticism.

The film was an indie hit, winning the Audience Award at the Sundance Film Festival and igniting the careers of both actor and director.

Until recently, philanthropic groups could accomplish little online beyond highlighting problems and trumpeting goals and programs, said Allison Fine, a senior fellow at Demos, a policy research group in New York, and the author of "Momentum: Igniting Change in the Connected Age".