Sentence examples for further ignite from inspiring English sources

The return of James Murdoch will further ignite rumours that Fox, where he holds the role of chief executive, may look to mount another bid to take full control of Sky.

Warner's indiscretion will further ignite an Ashes series that already promised to be typically hard-fought and uncompromising, and joins a long list of Anglo-Australia bust-ups.

It's a road that's bound to include irresistible pop tracks along with plenty of humor, antics and drama behind-the-scenes, which I believe will further ignite fascination and even obsession with these guys".

Several select HiN materials were tested for flash ignitability, and those that were found to be flash ignitable were further ignited with CO2 laser heating.

Mr. Goodwin walked away with a pension of more than $1 million and rejected repeated calls to surrender all or part of the payment, further igniting public outrage.

Teng Biao, a co-founder of the movement and close friend of Xu's, wrote on Twitter: "Dr Xu Zhiyong's sentence of four years tramples over rule of law and is a provocation to citizens … Prison never suppresses the people's will to resist; but further ignites people's fervour to fight".

Rumors of a Tron sequel were further ignited after the 2003 release of the first-person shooter video game, Tron 2.0.

But the government's campaign of crop eradication and efforts to destroy narco runways risk further igniting a larger social conflict, alienating the coca farmers whose livelihoods depend on growing the illicit crop.

But just as the fashion in crowd has been mixing their Prada with their Target T's for some time now, J.Crew darling (and First Lady) Michelle Obama further ignited that trend and has set the tone for recession dressing.

Coachella also posted a photo on their Facebook wall Jan . 4of what appeared to be a rolling stone in the Coachella field, which further ignited squeals of joy across the internet that the famed rock and roll band might headline this year's festival.

The people of Egypt were genuinely angry and when Wael Ghonim, a young Google exec and activist, was released after 11 days in prison, the tears he shed not for himself but for those who were killed in the protests, further ignited the gathering crowds and renewed their commitment to topple the Mubarak regime.