Sentence examples for problem was sparked from inspiring English sources

My own interest in the problem was sparked when I was interviewing the writers of The Simpsons for my book The Simpsons and Their Mathematical Secrets.

Ismail Erturk, senior lecturer in banking at Manchester Business School, said the problem was sparked because retail banking arms depend on product sales to make money: "Sales-driven performance targets in retail banking is causing mis-selling and unhealthy focus on cost ratios is causing under-investment in retail banking infrastructure.

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

Problem was, Spark will ascend before it descends.

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.

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

The quarrel was sparked by the problem of clergy who committed crimes; Becket supported the Church's position that all clergy, even those in minor orders, could be tried only in ecclesiastical courts.

It was sparked, as usual, by Walker.

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

New vessel was sparking international collaborations.