Sentence examples for arguably sparked from inspiring English sources

Blatter was banned for eight years alongside the then Uefa president, Michel Platini, over an alleged "disloyal payment" between the two, but it was the awarding of the 2022 World Cup to Qatar which arguably sparked the crisis which has rocked football's governing body.

Pebble, the company that arguably sparked the whole smartwatch trend with a $10M Kickstarter back in 2012, is shifting things up today.

It arguably sparked the rise of the Religious Right and indeed can be seen as the genesis of our current government of "no compromise".

The discovery of C60, the "buckyball", was closely followed by that of larger carbon cage structures and nanotubes, arguably sparking off the whole new area of nanotechnology.

Although PND's hasty Instagram arguably nearly sparked a tragedy, the picture here is less of a cad than of a man wrestling with his feelings in an overfamiliar (if wildly successful) sonic bubble.

Rep Lamar Smith (CrunchGov Grade: F), sponsor of the Stop Online Piracy Act, which sparked arguably the largest online public outcry in Internet history, will now oversee part of the budgetary process for NASA, FEMA, the FAA, Department of Energy the Environmental Protection Agency, and the National Science Foundation.

Ecopop has arguably already over-achieved, having sparked a passionate and often aggressive debate on immigration.

The city had a profound healing effect on him and sparked what was arguably the most creative phase of his career.

The Britfilm bonanza in its current form arguably stems from the optimism sparked in 2004 by Shaun of the Dead, the zombie spoof from the creators of the cult TV show Spaced.

Arguably that ECJ ruling has sparked wider pro-privacy debate over the pond, with some Americans now calling loudly for a similar right to be offered to web users in the U.S. The EvF PRISM-related legal action is being financed by crowdfunding donations — the organization has raised more than €65,000 in pledges to date.

Somewhere along the way – arguably in the early 1990s, when rave culture sparked a huge surge in the consumption of both cannabis and ecstasy – drugs got a makeover.