Sentence examples for results ignited from inspiring English sources

A delay in results ignited a few riots, and a few buildings were burned.

There is the hope among Brazilians that history can repeat itself, as that result ignited the Seleção's Confederations Cup campaign, which culminated in victory over Spain in the final.

The election result has ignited bitter recriminations within the ruling Labor party over how they could become Australia's first government in almost 70 years to be thrown out of power after a single three-year term.

The resulting detonation ignited a large secondary explosion from one of the nearby 5 inches guns' ready powder casings, killing 35 members of the nearby gun crews and starting a large fire.

After a long, tense day in which Haitians expressed anxiety that the results could ignite unrest, the announcement at 9 p.m. resulted in rock-throwing, tire-burning and shooting in several urban neighborhoods and outside the capital city, too.

The disbelief that these results were accurate ignited the widespread protests of the Green Movement.

Italian bonds continued to slowly claw back ground they lost after last week's inconclusive election result re-ignited concerns about its fiscal rehabilitation programme.

Suspended metallic colloids also have the ability to be optically ignited, resulting in a multipoint or "distributed ignition" within a combustion engine [14].

More than 300 tonnes of fuel gushed unnoticed for 40 minutes from the top of the tank and the resulting vapour cloud ignited and injured 43 people, two of them seriously.

A cloud of vinyl chloride vapor was released and ignited resulting in a vapor cloud explosion.

Three people were slightly injured when a flammable concentration of natural gas had accumulated in the enclosed building space and ignited, resulting in a gas explosion.