Sentence examples for issue has sparked from inspiring English sources

The issue has sparked considerable debate.

Naturally, the issue has sparked criticism from Schumacher fans and foreign media alike.

The issue has sparked concern that "the battle for performance dollars between schools finally may have taken their toll," as one resident wrote to The Montgomery Journal.

The seating issue has sparked at least two lawsuits against the N.F.L. CHIEFS HIRE ZORN Jim Zorn, a former Washington Redskins coach, was named the Kansas City Chiefs' quarterbacks coach....The Tennessee Titans hired Chris Palmer, a former Cleveland Browns coach who coached in the United Football League last year, as their offensive coordinator.

The cable upgrade issue has sparked hostility since the Versus deal was signed and keeps on sparking, recently in such hockey hotbeds as Akron, Ohio, where the need to upgrade his cable package caused Dave Wiley in the Akron Beacon Journal to post "I hate the NHL".

The issue has sparked accusations between the two neighbours.

The issue had sparked a debate over how much a family needs to earn to live comfortably in Chicago.

Zhang Zhiqiang, founder of aid group Migrant Workers' Friend, told AFP the move highlighted discrimination against migrant workers, and Xinhua news agency said the issue had sparked "wide public concerns over inequality in education".

Meanwhile, Cameron's pledge to legalize gay marriage, part of his effort to drag the Conservative Party into the twenty-first century on social issues, has sparked a full-scale rebellion by Tory activists in the shires — the famed "blue-rinse brigade".

Brought on primarily by the financial crisis, this shift in policy and political standpoint on incarceration issues has sparked reform movements across the nation, even in areas with the harshest criminal justice systems.

In India's case, its recent economic issues have sparked talks of a repeat of the situation it faced in 1991, often considered its worst economic crisis.