Sentence examples for igniting effect from inspiring English sources

I was sent home on Klonopin, an anti-anxiety drug I'd been on forever, as well as a duet of pills — Remeron and Effexor — that were referred to as California rocket fuel for its presumed igniting effect.

Ignite effects will destroy Dr. Mundo.

A strong breeze created a blast-furnace effect, igniting the fuel in other abandoned vehicles.

Moreover, Bouazizi's self-immolation shows that a spark in one corner of the region can have a multiplier effect, igniting a cascade of disruptions in other parts of the Middle East.

Given that the collapse of 1997 had a direct effect in igniting war in Kosovo, greater wealth and stability in Albania is important for everybody in the Balkans.

Finally, our study also demonstrates that although dead bacteria or their partial products (LPS and supernatant) may have effects on igniting host defense, it is the live bacterium that stirred the strongest inflammatory response.

"How do we tweak the product to ignite a network effect?" "They've built a great product, but can it find a network effect to grow?" On the web, the right answers to these questions have created enduring global companies and handsomely lined many pockets.

It would be an exaggeration to say that this effect ignited an anti-monarchist majority.

While individual particles may not be able to ignite, the collective effect, which results from the self-heating of particle suspensions to thermal runaway, can enable fast reaction in suspensions.

This ignited a "domino effect" that led to mass revolts.

Most importantly, the Jolie Effect ignited discussion about the availability, affordability and coverage for genetic testing, a problem which still exists.