Sentence examples for it could spark from inspiring English sources

Economists warn that if the next UK government drags its feet in reducing the deficit it could spark a downgrade from one or more of the ratings agencies that have been so swift to reassess Greece and Spain's creditworthiness.

American and Israeli officials have voiced concern that violence in southern Lebanon could disrupt talks with the Palestinians, because of its political effects in Israel and the fear that it could spark outbreaks by dissidents in the West Bank and Gaza.

If Americans started feeling good about the economy, it could spark a positive feedback loop.

They'll receive a different title each month – it could spark a new business or product idea.

If they sell off those securities it could spark a huge market disruption.

Some even fear it could spark a nationwide civil war.The argument has always been about demography and numbers.

It opposes increased autonomy among Iraqi Kurds, fearing that it could spark a revival of Kurdish nationalism inside Turkey.

I think it would have been very, very difficult not to have the fear that it could spark up again".

They are no doubt better at understanding technology than my generation and it could spark interest in the companies behind their whizzy gadgets and gizmos.

If Mr. Murdoch owned a major Hollywood studio and a newspaper known as the paper of record for the entertainment industry, it could spark additional skepticism.

There were fears it could spark further unrest, as witnesses in eastern Saudi towns reported hearing gunfire and armoured personnel carriers driving through streets.