Sentence examples for has ignited this from inspiring English sources

While Trump has ignited this most recent controversy, the idea that celebrities should grin and bear it is not new.

A worker's lighted cigarette left in a dangerous no-smoking area may have ignited this deadly blaze.

Because lawmakers are at work on a bailout fund that would buy the kind of distressed assets (defaulted mortgages, for example) that have ignited this firestorm.

However, no amount of backroom complaining and finger-pointing could have ignited this most dramatic of social changes witnessed around the world through the connective tissue of the internet and social media.

The battle for the car between Apple, Google and Microsoft has ignited this year with the launch of Apple's CarPlay and Google's Android-based Open Automotive Alliance.

That setting has ignited the vision of the production.

– Jeff Z. Klein The Rangers' rally has ignited the 1/4 of the crowd that are Rangers supporters.

But it is True Detective which has ignited the most fresh interest in Chambers' book.

Healthcare's hyperinflation has ignited the DIY Health Reformers to declare what amounts to a Declaration of Insurance Independence.

"What's going on with the football team has ignited the town," he tells me.

LONDON — The smoldering issue of Scottish independence has ignited again, this time in a political context that appears to give Scottish nationalists at least an outside chance of gaining popular support for the end of Scotland's constitutional ties with Britain in a referendum among Scottish voters within the next two or three years.