Sentence examples for from sparking from inspiring English sources

But further improvements in Switzerland's labour-market flexibility should prevent this low jobless rate from sparking off higher inflation.

From sparking class warfare to changing the nature of an entire neighbourhood, the Stirling prize perhaps has more power than it knows.

OVER the years hedge funds have been blamed for all sorts of financial mayhem, from sparking the East Asian financial crisis in 1997 to driving up oil prices in 2005.

The provocative tone was vintage Dr Laura, but that didn't stop her use of the n-word from sparking national media attention and fierce criticism from race relations activists.

The Rolling Stones at the O2: Mick wore a silver-black zigzag jacket and matching trilby we hadn't seen before, Ronnie had a golden lion on his guitar strap, Keith refrained from sparking up for two hours, and Charlie looked more than ever like Javier Bardem's gran padre.

Yet far from sparking a restructuring of American capitalism, this explosion of the welfare rolls only added to the culture of family disintegration and dependency in inner-city neighborhoods, with rampant illegitimacy, crime, school failure and drug abuse among a fast-growing underclass.

Khashoggi never emerged from the consulate, sparking a manhunt.

You could not be further from Sparks or Odeon.

"She just pounds the pavement," said Don Gustavson, a fellow Republican assemblyman from Sparks.

Apart from Spark you'd have nothing published since the 60s.

Pretend We're Dead will pick of more than 100 hours of archived footage from Sparks's collection.