Sentence examples for enough to ignite from inspiring English sources

Everyone recognises the phenomenon, and it's enough to ignite a longing for more authenticity in travel.

But the rate cuts were not enough to ignite investors interest in financial stocks.

That alone might have been enough to ignite religious outrage in a country more than 90percentt Roman Catholic.

Now, even though sales remain strong, the slowdown in the growth rate is enough to ignite a selloff.

Embers, he said, posed a bigger risk outside the fireplace because they still might be hot enough to ignite a flame long after the fire has died.

Some things never change, like 2-year-old colts making their debuts spectacularly enough to ignite Kentucky Derby dreams for their owners and trainers.

And it does so at a high enough temperature to ignite the solid fuel.

In Price's engine the selected compression pressure of nearly 1.4 megapascals (203 pounds per square inch) did not provide a high enough temperature to ignite the fuel charge when starting.

Dried grass, leaves, and light branches are considered flash fuels; they ignite readily, and fire spreads quickly in them, often generating enough heat to ignite heavier fuels such as tree stumps, heavy limbs, and the organic matter of the forest floor.

Each one of those trends, in and of itself, represented disruptive opportunities, generating enough excitement to ignite hundreds of new applications in each category.

Observations of the nebula at purely infrared wavelengths reveal more than 600 brown dwarfs, so-called "failed stars" that each gives off more heat than it receives but lacks enough mass to ignite and produce nuclear fusion on its own.