Sentence examples for negative spark from inspiring English sources

To counterbalance the increased risks of pre-ignition, knock or mega-knock, currently made turbocharged SI engines usually operate with high fuel enrichments and delayed (sometimes negative) spark advances.

Not all of its repercussions were negative: It sparked a nationwide debate about the highly ordered nature of Japanese society and its rigid educational system, which many had blamed for pushing some of the cultists towards Aum in the first place.

"Reducing negative equity would spark a housing recovery".

They wear the clothes that they love, knowing it will spark negative reactions.

Frequent exposure to a vulnerable group of patients in severe distress may lead to stronger feelings of sympathy; nevertheless, it may also spark negative feelings in health professionals if they feel there is an imbalance in the way the individual or institutional resources are spent.

"A criticism of a regime that represents us, whether we are in agreement with that regime or not, sparks negative emotions".

If it's flat rather than calamitous, the face-freezingly horrid romantic comedy Lessons in Love (Arrow, 15) valiantly goes for both: Pierce Brosnan and Salma Hayek strike a negative number of sparks as bristling in-laws-turned-lovers, but what you might find hardest to shake is the memory of Malcolm McDowell bellowing: "Stop talking about my cock, woman!" Let's never start.

But Mr Farage's appearance sparked negative headlines in the German press.

The film also sparked negative reactions because of its content.

Her vocal performance received negative reviews and sparked a widespread media backlash.

The strikes on Friday sparked negative reactions from several American lawmakers who question Trump's authority to launch military action without congressional approval.