Sentence examples for role in igniting from inspiring English sources

The inquiries highlight Wall Street's leading role in igniting the mortgage boom that has imploded with a burst of defaults and foreclosures.

For her role in igniting the successful campaign, which brought King to national prominence, Parks became known as the "mother of the civil rights movement".

The world rallied to confront cholera, too, but the mission was muddled by the United Nations' apparent role in igniting the epidemic and its unwillingness to acknowledge it.

Because the team's offense is not nearly as fluid or as dangerous without him, midfielders like Tab Ramos and Brad Davis will have to take on a larger role in igniting the offense.

From its role in igniting the First World War, via the occupation and resistance of World War II, and to the battles and barbarity that followed the breakup of Yugoslavia, the people of the region have suffered enough.

In 2009, Miguel and colleagues published a controversial paper in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, arguing that spikes in temperature had played a dramatic role in igniting African civil wars.

"Every once in a while, a company comes along that is the start button for a technology," Srinivasan said, citing companies like Microsoft (Windows) and Facebook and their roles in igniting the next phases of technology development.

Whether you work in our stores, distribution centers, or at the Store Support Center in Ann Arbor, each of you has played a valuable role in helping ignite the love of reading in our customers.

Maybe you will succeed in igniting a "reform race".

At the time, Remini took to Twitter to criticize Sharon Osbourne for her role in their dismissal, igniting a public feud between the two women.

But here as in other cities across the nation, the role of charters ignites passions on both sides.