Sentence examples for may be ignited from inspiring English sources

American military commanders and civilian officials have decided to move slowly in carrying out any retaliation against Moktada al-Sadr, fearing that if American forces kill or arrest the rebellious Shiite cleric now, wider violence may be ignited, senior Defense Department officials said Tuesday.

Conventional titanium alloy may be ignited and burnt under high temperature, high pressure and high gas flow velocity conditions.

Natural gas pipelines are extremely vulnerable to leakages, and leaked gas clouds from gas pipeline leakages may be ignited with low energy.

Live fuels, also called canopy fuels, are live trees that may be ignited in high intensity fire situations (such as crown fires).

The mixtures may be ignited by spark, heat or sunlight.

Let's count the ways: If the ACA is repealed, Medicaid expansion is reversed, affordable housing and food stamps are cut, immigrants are scared to get tested or treated, and PEPFAR is scaled back or run on morals, not science, Trump's legacy may be igniting a national and global AIDS crisis.

People can be ignited by anything.

The dry kindling of resentment is here to be ignited.

The moxa sticks will be ignited from the bottom.

The gas inside the tube will be ignited later.

Consequently, if the leaked hydrocarbons from the process pipework are ignited, it may lead to a catastrophic event, thereby causing significant economic losses, environmental damage, and posing serious threat to the safety of the onboard personnel.