Sentence examples for ignited yet from inspiring English sources
It is easily ignited, yet its strength and specifics vary significantly from culture to culture, person to person.
The Rim Fire near Yosemite hadn't ignited yet — Wills was talking about a much smaller fire, which would creep around harmlessly for several more weeks.
The risk is that QE has ignited yet another "hunt for yield" which will only lead to further capital misallocation.The distributional conclusions are interesting but, in my view, could have gone a lot further.
The revelation that Marissa Mayer, Yahoo's newly-appointed CEO, is pregnant has ignited yet another discussion about whether or not this high profile future mother will manage to "have it all".
But the third may ignite yet more discord.
The press release is unusually hyperbolic, describing the event as igniting "yet another firestorm by appointing Nicola Formichetti to be the commander in chief of a brave army that will spread Diesel's marching orders far and wide".
So when Rollins started up again Tuesday, spoiling the Mets' home opener by igniting yet another late comeback victory over the Phillies' newfound rival, Rollins licked his lips as he noticed the pattern.
The US has hailed Iran's suspension of high-level uranium enrichment as an "unprecedented opportunity", after a long standoff that threatened to ignite yet another conflict in the Middle East.
ERBIL/SULAIMANIYA, Iraq, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Kurds voted in an independence referendum in northern Iraq on Monday, ignoring pressure from Baghdad, threats from Turkey and Iran, and international warnings that the vote may ignite yet more regional conflict.
A third study [ 82] on patients undergoing various open abdominal procedures reported a higher incidence of SSI in the higher oxygen group and ignited a yet unsettled debate on the routine use of normobaric hyperoxia to prevent SSI.
Abley's collection, which appeared in London Men's Fashion Week, ignites strange yet welcomed nostalgia for our Disney-filled childhoods.
