Sentence examples for spark crisis from inspiring English sources

It could also spark crisis in Afghanistan itself.

Drumcree has sparked crisis in Northern Ireland every July since 1995.

That will spark a crisis of confidence, they say, and a collapse of the economy.

That would undoubtedly spark a crisis of confidence among the applicants.

And that could spark a crisis in wealthier coastal housing markets.

She slaps the lieutenant and spits in his face, which helps to spark a crisis of conscience.

Whether Lambert's slip in the editing suite could spark a crisis of confidence in the sector is quite another.

Thousands ended in foreclosure, helping to spark the crisis and leaving borrowers and investors to deal with the consequences.

Nevertheless, failure to qualify from their Champions League group might not spark a crisis at Old Trafford but it would still represent a deep humiliation.

While considering the purchase, Japan ignored the advice of its then-ambassador to China, Uichiro Niwa, who warned it could spark a crisis.

For example, Dodd-Frank created the Financial Stability Oversight Council, which is made up of the top financial regulators and tasked with monitoring risks that could spark a crisis.