Sentence examples for quickly ignite from inspiring English sources

The combination of bigger tax credits for families with children; reduced withholding from paychecks, beginning in July; and refunds for taxes paid in the first six months of this year would quickly ignite consumers' spending, she said.

In coordination with Turkey, the United States has been exploring how to deal with the possibility of a civil war among Syria's Alawite, Druse, Christian and Sunni sects, a conflict that could quickly ignite other tensions in an already volatile region.

Thus the 14-inch powder bags required a black powder pad to quickly ignite the powder.

Lazo and other activists also agreed that the notion that the US could quickly ignite unrest in the country was deeply misguided.

"Rape is rape" was the meme quickly ignited to counter the lunacy.

Mr. Obama's line, meant to underscore that military capability matters more than sheer numbers, quickly ignited a fire on the Internet.

Their smoldering crush quickly ignites into a full-blown affair, though Jenna preserves a measure of decorum by continuing to address him as Doctor Pomatter.

The igniter consists of a container of material like a metal oxidizer mixture that is more easily and quickly ignited than the propellant; it is initiated by an electric squib or other externally energized means.

In a slip of the finger that quickly ignited a furor among Mrs. Bachmann's supporters, Mr. Dickerson e-mailed his colleagues that he would prefer to "get someone else" other than the Minnesota congresswoman for an online show after the CBS News/National Journal debate on Saturday night.

Losses could be reduced if aluminum particles quickly ignited, more gaseous products were produced and if upon combustion, aluminum particle breakup occurred.

On lap 15 of the 1994 German Grand Prix, the Benetton of Jos Verstappen came in for a routine pit stop only to suffer a catastrophic failure of the refuelling hose, spraying car, driver and mechanics with fuel that quickly ignited.