Sentence examples for required to spark a from inspiring English sources

David Moyes has admitted Tim Cahill is "hurting" after being dropped from the Everton team but the manager believes the decision was required to spark a return to form from the Australia international.

I've tried to think of how a waving hand works better in English than a nodding head, or how a question that elicits "no" instead of "yes" might be required to spark some necessary form of local recognition, but in vain.

But, none of you have the charisma to spark a movement, to inspire the selfless volunteers required to overcome Republican lies and largesse.

Kodak is hoping to spark a similar resurgence.

Hitler had no desire to spark a radical revolution.

The choice was likely to spark a political brawl.

And how expensive must electricity be to spark a change?

Just try to spark a conversation.

Avoid arguments and don't try to spark a debate.

But the changes failed to spark an England revival.

But while the pairing created a high level of possession, it lacked the creative spark required to break down a Champions League side away from home.