Sentence examples for should it spark from inspiring English sources

Could her suicide – and should it – spark a national debate that will help change the law?

This type of project can catalyze these conversations and allow us to face some important questions we need to grapple with sooner". The Brainternet is just one step forward, but it's a meaningful step, and it should spark a few questions about where we're going next.

As an academic study it should spark a good deal of debate.

And here too, it should spark your interest in exploring developer Simogo's other work.

It should spark up some last minute awards buzz before Sunday.

"So it should spark a bit of interest in Wales and the Australian community in Britain".

"So it should spark a bit of interest in Wales and the Australian community in Britain". Australia play most of their friendly fixtures in Europe because of the large proportion of European-based Australian internationals and Wales, who are 114th in the world, had a vacant friendly date on 10 August.

But I'm not totally on board with the notion that we shouldn't keep something unless it sparks immediate joy and is useful.

It was a chance that should have been finished but it sparked another spell of dominance for the home side.

Tommy Vietor, the National Security Council spokesman, said that the trip had long been planned and that it  should not spark criticism.

Ennahda, which is expected to do well in elections for a constitutional assembly in a fortnight's time, described the incident as "isolated" and said it should not spark concern.