Sentence examples for may ignite concerns from inspiring English sources

While ACS's 28 billion euros, or $34.4 billion, in sales and a diversified portfolio of global businesses make for a substantial buffer, problems in one of its crucial markets — the United States, and New York in particular — may ignite concerns about the capacity of the company's international operations to keep compensating for persistent problems in its home market.

But other black leaders fear that quotas may ignite racial conflict.

This may ignite a sale process.

Watch carefully because it may ignite.

But the third may ignite yet more discord.

The war between Ethiopia and Eritrea may ignite again.

It may ignite real enthusiasm in some Labour voters.

Oil vehicles are flammable when heated, and rags soaked in these may ignite by spontaneous combustion.

If Finland, Russia's immediate neighbour, feels twitchy enough to think about joining NATO, that may ignite debate in Sweden.

A combustible dust layer on a hot surface may ignite if the temperature is sufficiently high.

The publicity around H1N1 may ignite a round of mask stockpiling for future adverse events.