Sentence examples for in order not to spark from inspiring English sources

Facing fierce internal party criticism over his campaign's effectiveness, Cameron had to tread carefully in making his offer to Clegg in order not to spark a rebellion among his MPs, who are deeply worried electoral reform would leave them shut out of government for decades.

In conclusion, at the Natural History Museum, we have chosen not to spark debate about evolution and society through our galleries.

In the seven years in which I taught college, I would show films that raised questions about gender in similar ways as the Bruce Jenner interview does in order to spark conversations, such as Boys Don't Cry, Osama and Ma Vie En Rose.

And what's most extraordinary in that scene of sexual encounter is what precedes it: Sophie's inability to take comfort in the would-be ravisher's arms, which prompts her to stand against the arm of the couch and rub her crotch into it, in order to spark the stimulus that he can't give her.

In order to spark progress in the field our idea was to bring together a small group of leading experts of tissue fibrogenesis to focus on this topic by investigating different tissues and diseases.

The station said it broadcast the 2007 film in order to spark debate about the role of religion in politics ahead of elections in Tunisia this month.

Changes in presentation style between peer reviewed papers and press releases are expected in order to spark the interest of journalists.

But he also, in the course of the film, tells stories for the sake of revenge, in order to spark violence.

— in order to spark and sustain larger social changes.

Perhaps it needed to become as extreme as possible in order to spark the reaction against it.

It reportedly involved plans to bomb mosques and provoke tensions with Greece, in order to spark political chaos and justify a military takeover.