Sentence examples for problem sparked by from inspiring English sources

In the first, she said, the court "concluded that a public school district facing a disruptive and explosive drug abuse problem sparked by members of its athletic teams had 'special needs' that justified suspicionless testing of district athletes as a condition of their athletic participation".

Brooke Miller, who writes a column for the Morton Report that discusses the mental health of celebrities, says Galinsky's approach is a great way to handle a problem sparked by the rise of social media: the inability to reveal ourselves at our own pace.

Economic problems sparked by the downturn and the sharp decline in transatlantic travel, particularly the business travel that is BA's lifeblood, first got the two sides talking about a deal that is expected to reap savings of €400m (£340m) from the fifth year.

The decision to construct the Three Gorges Project remains contentious today, especially since Deputy Director of the Three Gorges Project Construction Committee, Wang Xiaofeng, stated that "We absolutely cannot relax our guard against ecological and environmental security problems sparked by the Three Gorges Project" (Bristow, 2007; McCabe, 2007).

The problems were sparked by the arrival of a new baby.

The problem in Brazil was sparked by at least one user claiming that pictures of them were shared on the network by an anonymous poster, including their personal details, so the update here seems designed directly to address that through blocking of the camera roll and automatic detection and deletion of real name posts.

This isn't to say that financial crises are all in our head; certainly our own was sparked by problems that were very real.

Once a week after school, a social worker from Yale moderates "girl talk," a group sparked by problems among the girls — arguments, gossip and racial insensitivities.

The industrial dispute was sparked by problems with the changing facilities available to Wenlock, whose duties included meeting and greeting spectators.

A growing problem for the city is sparked by its war on decades of blighted housing.

Last July, a fire sparked by a problem in the new electrical system destroyed Ms. Steinke's living-room ceiling, leaving shards of debris dangling and feathers from burst pillows floating in the air.