Sentence examples for ignite changes from inspiring English sources

Interviews with a half-dozen participants of the show several months after they recovered from surgery suggest that the dramatic changes in appearance did ignite changes in their feelings of self-worth.

That fund will finance investments "in large international companies and emerging technologies from around the world" and non-oil industries in Saudi Arabia, which will (according to the plan) reduce Saudi oil dependency and ignite changes in the country.

Thus, it's expected that aspects such as responsibility and self-care, as well as the understanding of rights and duties by the individual as a co-responsible subject in its health-disease process, can be gradually learned/internalized and ignite changes in caregivers and also in children, as demonstrated by Nammontri et al. [ 31].

The cachet of his name, something McEnroe once believed would ignite change, was not enough.

These goals are a tool to ignite change around the world that addresses some of our key challenges like poverty and inequality.

He added, "My apology is for talking about it publicly because I shouldn't take advantage of the forum that I have as a professional golfer to try to ignite change over these issues".

8 P.M. (HBO2) IN TAHRIR SQUARE: 18 DAYS OF EGYPT'S UNFINISHED REVOLUTION (2012) A year ago on Wednesday, the filmmakers Jon Alpert and Matthew O'Neill were in Cairo, capturing the sights and sounds of a protest, above, that ultimately ended the 30-year regime of President Hosni Mubarak and helped ignite change in the Arab world.

I believe in the power of stories to ignite change and to appeal to a common humanity… Malala Yousafazi's I Am Malala (and young readers' edition Malala: the Girl That Stood Up For Education and Changed The World) did just that.

In fact, I am endowed with more than enough resources to ignite change.

This means holding Obama's feet to the fire while doing our part to strategically ignite change.

However, the undisputable fact is that this is a telltale sign of a movement -- and movements ignite change.