Sentence examples for probably sparked from inspiring English sources
Before settlers invaded the bush, lightning probably sparked most fires.
The fire was probably sparked by a lightning strike on Saturday, officials said, and it quickly exploded in size.
Mr. Knakal said that the Trump World Tower project directly across the street also probably sparked bidder interest.
Let me try to help.I find Vernon Smith (a brilliant Nobel laureate) and Steven Gerstad's thumbnail account of the bubbly run-up to the crisis compelling:[T]he largest [housing bubble] in U.S. history started in 1997, probably sparked by rising household income that began in 1992 combined with the elimination in 1997 of taxes on residential capital gains up to $500,000.
I complained about it cutting into my summer vacation and didnt really understand it, but it probably sparked my love for investing books.
Which in retrospect probably sparked a lot of my adult interest in it as a place to make work.
The source of ignition was probably spark formed by mining machinery striking rock.
Today, the appropriate role of sexuality, specifically the role of pornography in women's lives, probably sparks the biggest debate among feminists.
Ruling in favor of Clemens would probably spark an emergency appeal that could further delay the trial.
A disruption of the Straits of Hormuz would be disastrous for the economies of China, India and Japan, and it would probably spark a global recession if the blockage lasted for months.
The fact that Republicans just pushed through a redistricting plan for the Texas House of Representatives that fell far short of the five new Hispanic seats he was demanding will also probably spark lawsuits.
