Sentence examples for should have sparked from inspiring English sources

The marketing should have sparked an explosion in sales, but none of the record labels were interested.

That report, like the bridge collapse, should have sparked a serious policy debate everywhere people rely on bridges, roads and transit systems — which is everywhere.

A country waltz, "Stitches," should have sparked — Ms. Bowersox is set to play Patsy Cline on Broadway this year — but it flatlines, partly because she has no chemistry with her duet partner, Jacob Dylan.

But it ignores the enormous political and military shifts around the globe, and the technologies that should have sparked a change in the relative utility of ground, air, naval and amphibious forces.

8.26pm BST James Ball, the Guardian's data editor, writes that "the Obama administration didn't merely go through the motions" in pursuit of Bradley Manning; military authorities "imposed a charge that should have sparked far greater alarm than it did".

It was a goal that should have sparked Villa into life but aside from when Jon Walters almost fired into his own net, the hosts carried little threat before half-time.

That should probably have sparked scepticism in the past.

I want more and I know I shouldn't.' The parodies have sparked both anger and praise in America.

ISTANBUL — Demonstrations across Turkey over the past couple of months have sparked a debate over what democracy here should look like.

Now what should I do?" Poor living conditions in the crowded camps have sparked concern of a possible disease outbreak.

These analyses have sparked debate among researchers over which measure of race should be considered correct [3].