Sentence examples for ignite questions from inspiring English sources

The reductions are sure to ignite questions about whether the league — which had also threatened suspensions for repeat offenders — is going soft on players who make the dangerous hits and who have been angered by the fines, some of which have been levied even if the plays did not draw penalties during the game.

Still, Vaughn's serious knee trouble and Piazza's chronic defensive problems have ignited questions about Piazza's agreeing to shift to first base.

Entrepreneurs can tap the power of compact, instant updates to ignite the questions that can lead to deeper exploration.

Although Mr. Bush's performance -- including his statement that accounting is not "black and white" -- may have ignited more questions than it extinguished, Mr. Bartlett asserted that he was pleased, as was the president.

Mr. Kerry's friends concede the first rounds have gone to the president -- "it's frustrating as hell," Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr. of Delaware said on Wednesday -- but Mr. Bush has his own problems, since the argument re-ignites the question of whether he rushed to war without a plan about what to do next.

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Three more significant questions ignited my concern regarding the health of America's space travel.

Extending beyond the concerns that initially drove the legislation, the right to ask a question is triggering countless other questions, igniting a self-propelling process that appears just to be beginning.

In fact, Interphone achieved just the opposite effect: it ignited even more puzzling questions.

All it takes is one question to ignite him, one topic to incite him, one issue to infuriate him.

The answer to that question will ignite an ever-burning fire.