Sentence examples for ignited by human from inspiring English sources

As many as 90-95% of fires in Russia are ignited by human interventions, he said.

Most fires here are ignited by human activity, whether accidental or deliberate.

With spark ignition, the fuel charge is ignited by a spark arcing between two direct-current electrodes and compression ignition engines employ the heat generated by the compression of the fuel-air mixture to ignite the fuel charge.

The controversy was ignited by Republican presidential hopeful Michele Bachmann, who claimed that the vaccine against human papillomavirus, which can cause cervical cancer, was a "very dangerous drug" that could lead to "mental retardation".

In Yellowstone, human-caused fires average between 6 to 10 annually, while 35 wildfires are ignited by lightning.

Investors warmed earliest to mature biotechnology stocks like Amgen and Genentech, but the current boom was ignited by the genomics companies, which have piggybacked on the multinational effort to identify all the genes in the human body.

People can be ignited by anything.

But those tears were ignited by memories, not memorabilia.

Kejriwal's entry into politics was ignited by this dilemma.

Ammunition ignited by the fires was exploding everywhere.

The political conflagration ignited by the case will not be extinguished so easily.