Sentence examples for does not ignite from inspiring English sources

Other times the missiles' propellant does not ignite and they fall quickly to the ground.

Party politics, understandably, does not ignite the same passions as questions about a country's independence.

In the DBD plasma swirl injector, the discharge does not ignite the mixture nor does it induce flashback.

Expulsion of the hydrogen storage material into (dry) ambient atmosphere yields a dust cloud of finely dispersed powder which does not ignite spontaneously.

At low feed temperatures and very low axial dispersion no steady-state is reached since the reaction does not ignite at the bottom of the column.

Fire protection is a particular concern, but advocates for wooden buildings say mass timber does not ignite easily and forms a layer of char that slows burning.

Year after year, independent money follows passion but doesn't ignite it.

It doesn't ignite a cataclysm, and that gives it its terrible power.

But the opera's comic spark doesn't ignite as often as it could.

Usually, news of an unignorable moment spreads like wildfire inside the bounds of the organization, but doesn't ignite much interest outside.

That's something that doesn't ignite many people's imaginations and yet it's what will enable us to compete with India and China".