Sentence examples for determined to spark from inspiring English sources

Channel 4 accused the blog that projected itself as "truly independent" and claimed to represent "a random bunch of football fans, determined to spark debate" of "astro-turfing," the creation of fake sites that project themselves as grassroots but in effect are operated by corporate interests.

And Israel's prime minister, Levi Eshkol, was determined to prevent tension with Syria sparking a wider conflict.A second destabilising factor, however, was the cold war.

The BBC is determined to air the Top Gear special that sparked outrage in Argentina and refuses to apologise for any offence caused.

Hazard had looked determined to lift the quality but it needed the sending-off to spark the game into life.

Beijing seems determined to make itself felt – but each such move sparks a backlash, in particular among the younger generation, who are more likely to identify as "Hong Kong people" than "Chinese".

And he is determined to do what it takes to keep the spark of Yiddishkeit glowing so that the next generation isn't turned off as his friends were.

Now he appears determined to continue, despite the killings his actions have helped spark.

It's almost as if the GOP, having failed to spark panic about an as-yet non-existent Social Security crisis, is determined to engineer one.

Sparks fly when their characters' motivations intersect: the once reluctant journalist slogs through East Timor determined to find out what happened to his colleagues whereas Romas-Horta no longer sees the point.

It was enough to spark the fuse.

The multiplier continues to spark controversy.