Sentence examples for problem that sparked from inspiring English sources
The problem that sparked the entire development was deceptively simple, and it was surprisingly far removed from any serious practical application, coming not so much from the physical sciences but from music: What is the appropriate mathematical description of the motion of a violin string?
The goal of such inquiry was not to arrive at a certain picture of the nature of things, but at an inevitably provisional solution to the practical and intellectual problem that sparked inquiry.
And, despite his cult-like status — his face is on candy wrappers, T-shirts, and billboards — Sisi has solved few of the problems that sparked Egypt's chapter of the Arab Spring uprising, in 2011.
The problems that sparked the protests -- including an economic crisis and soaring violence -- are now even worse.
Similarly, the Ted Stevens case, fought aggressively by some of the best criminal attorneys in the world, uncovered serious problems that sparked a large-scale review of prosecutorial practices throughout the country.
Defining ISIL not as terrorists bent on attacking the United States but, rather, a "sectarian militia waging a civil war, puts the emphasis on where it needs to be: finding an integrated political-military solution to the internal Iraqi problems that sparked the civil war," writes Kenneth Pollack at Brookings.
It is harder to assess their effect on nuclear proliferation, the problem that first sparked the determination to rethink America's strategic defences.Although both Russia and China have recently signalled a readiness to talk to America about missile defences, both say they remain deeply hostile to them.
(That sparked its own meme).
That sparked a historic confrontation.
