Sentence examples for as ignited from inspiring English sources

Critiques of or challenges to mainstream bioethics, e.g., feminist bioethics, critical bioethics, and conservative bioethics as ignited by the 'culture wars' are also considered.

The Most Reverend Justin Welby described the extremist Islamic organisation as "igniting a trail of fear, violence, hatred and determined oppression" across the Middle East.

The press release is unusually hyperbolic, describing the event as igniting "yet another firestorm by appointing Nicola Formichetti to be the commander in chief of a brave army that will spread Diesel's marching orders far and wide".

As well as igniting Irish indignation, the error sparked a debate over how to reduce human error in refereeing and the meaning of "fair play," one of the slogans of soccer's world governing body.

"It's a shame that MySpace's value has diminished so severely since the acquisition; MySpace's pioneering of social networking (now referred to as social media) will always be revered as igniting a new medium," Richard Rosenblatt, the chairman of MySpace at the time of the sale to the News Corporation, said in an e-mail.

Alongside social legacy commitments such as igniting "a new passion for sport across all age groups", organisers hope the spectacle will deliver a £3bn economic boost, with two-thirds of that to come from an increase in tourism and the remainder from attracting foreign investment.

In the EM2 core, low enriched uranium is used as igniting fuel and depleted uranium is used for converting and burning.

Some may credit early childhood education as igniting a spark.

Then, almost as quickly as it ignited, his flame died.

Other startup workers have been mentioning the sightings in the downtown area on social media as well, igniting suspicions this isn't a one-off test.

They ignited as much as 6 months after the earthquake, he says, and some burned for days.