Sentence examples for has always sparked from inspiring English sources

From indulgent fantasies played out in Star Trek to the druggy thrills of cyberspace in William Gibson's cyberpunk fiction, virtual reality has always sparked hopes and fears about technology.

Regulation has always sparked bouts of inventiveness as practitioners seek both to get around new rules (as they did with the introduction of the SIV in the late 1980s) and to benefit from them (for example, rule changes in the 1970s that allowed pension funds to put more money into high-risk assets).Clients have big problems to solve, too.

New splinters of dance music have always sparked alternative fashions.

It is worth noting that the problems of regulation, efficiency, and security have always sparked extensive debate in the process of each new financial innovation.

Yet his choreographic curiosity has always been sparked by other dance forms.

Gifts to Weantinoge have come from a variety of sources, including individuals, banks, corporations and towns, but the donations of land by well-known people has always helped to spark activity.

Lyricism, the singing line, has always the vital spark in Hans Werner Henze's music, however much it has shifted its direction and changed its emphasis over half a century of composition, and his work list includes a number of scores especially written for great singers of successive generations.

Of these, an overdue overhaul of overgenerous pensions has always had enormous potential for sparking a clash with the trade unions, whose power base is now in the public sector.In a pre-emptive bid to head off trouble, Mr Osborne asked John Hutton, a former Labour secretary for work and pensions, to head an independent commission looking into the matter.

Hi everyone, My brother David has always had the special spark in our family.

In a review of the sixth season of The Simpsons, Colin Jacobson of DVD Movie Guide writes: "Homer's disdain for Marge's sisters – and vice versa – has always led to terrific sparks, and "Vs".

Some even fear it could spark a nationwide civil war.The argument has always been about demography and numbers.