Sentence examples for in order to spark a from inspiring English sources
However, in order to spark a true revolution, we must also contend with a uniquely American problem (albeit, a problem that is creeping across borders each day): the culture of convenience.
In a lengthy statement during a pre-trial hearing in February, Pte Manning said he had leaked the files in order to spark a public debate about US foreign policy and the military.
He had already admitted passing hundreds of thousands of battlefield reports and diplomatic cables to Wikileaks while stationed in Iraq in 2010, saying in a pre-trial hearing he had leaked the secret files in order to spark a public debate about US foreign policy and the military.
This 28-year-old goddess of the sea literally swims with sharks and rides on the fins of Great Whites in order to spark a new awareness of how vital these creatures are to our ecosystem.
It reportedly involved plans to bomb mosques and provoke tensions with Greece, in order to spark political chaos and justify a military takeover.
In order to spark reforms in health professional education, a recent Lancet commission called for a number of transformations, including increased cross-disciplinary collaboration and improved integration of technology (6).
What's different about Yahoo Newsroom is that it's not just a collection of Yahoo News' own content – it encourages users to actively participate, as well, by posting articles from around the web into a "Vibes" section in order to spark discussions.
Internet trolls might want to use Cubby as a conservative whipping boy, but the truth is that such films must be challenging -- even to a gay audience -- in order to spark change.
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 day of Watkins' interview, nine people appeared in court in Detroit, members of an offshoot of McVeigh's Michigan militia called Hutaree, charged with "seditious conspiracy" to kill a police officer and then bomb the funeral cortege, in order to spark insurrection akin to that sought by McVeigh.
