Sentence examples for spark difficult from inspiring English sources

The ingredients and the preparation of dishes tell us something about a place and a community, and can spark difficult but important exchanges between people.

Apexart is using panel discussions on prison reform and inmate story sessions to highlight these themes, with the hope of sparking difficult but vital conversations.

The memos are also sparking a difficult conversation about real tensions between black and gay rights groups, with members of both saying more dialogue is needed.

Success made Spark even more difficult than scrounging had.

Palace's hierarchy are intent on resisting offers for a player who has been a rare bright spark over a difficult Premier League campaign to date.

This make optimal tuning of input parameters like spark advance extremely difficult in most existing ECU architectures.

The work often sparks conversations about difficult social issues.

This includes evidence of intraneuronal (Sparks et al., 1994) and extracellular β-amyloid immunoreactivity (Sparks et al., 1994; Sparks and Schreurs, 2003); microgliosis and apoptosis (Streit and Sparks, 1997); and deficiency in the ability to learn a difficult task (Sparks and Schreurs, 2003).

Mr. Madelin added that his miscalculation was to think that "this war would be long, difficult and spark chain reactions in the Arab world".

Recent debate about Hollywood whitewashing has sparked conversation on how difficult it is for Asian performers to land a role free of stereotypes never mind a leading role in a blockbuster.

If we don't pay attention, more and more people who see no hope for themselves and their children are going to reach out for simplistic solutions to difficult problems, sparking extremism and a rise in violence.