Sentence examples for ignite whether from inspiring English sources

I asked Ignite whether I could speak with its chief executive, Bob Merritt, about the company's experience.

The company has had to face the reality of trying to ignite growth, whether that's from expanding into new businesses or acquiring them.

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.

Two smaller agreements have already been signed with Shell and the China National Petroleum Corporation, but today's sale will ignite arguments over whether the overthrow of Saddam Hussein was a "war for oil" that is now to be consummated by western multinationals seizing control of strategic Iraqi reserves.

Enrico Fermi offered to take wagers among the top physicists and military present on whether the atmosphere would ignite, and if so whether it would destroy just the state, or incinerate the entire planet.

The debate the play ignited over whether a common man could properly be the subject of true tragedy has by now waned, with its stature in the canon having firmly answered in the affirmative.

Following Khamenei's comments, the Iranian, Arab and international media ignited, asking whether it would be better to seek a ceasefire or fight as Khamenei urged.

Sunday night's mass shooting in Las Vegas will ignite another discussion about whether and which gun-control measures could prevent future tragedies.

Onstage in the Corning Museum GlassLab, four sweat-beaded men in black T-shirts rotated elongated rods — tipped with molten glass hot enough to ignite anything it touched, whether metal, wood or flesh — with the nonchalance of baton twirlers.

The endorsement by those who cover the N.F.L. for a player who was known to have failed a drug test for a performance enhancer is sure to ignite a debate about whether performance-enhancing drugs are taken less seriously in the N.F.L. -- and by some of the people who cover it -- than they are in baseball.

What we are interested in is whether spontaneous enzymatic activity of such polymers can "ignite" reflexively autocatalytic networks, and whether these networks can undergo evolution by natural selection.