Sentence examples for spark years from inspiring English sources

His offhand comments, which seemed to home in on specific points but actually questioned the fundamentals of research, could spark years of study, former students said.

But that approach could spark years of litigation from industries that would have to comply with new and potentially complex federal rules and would probably impose higher costs on industry than steps shaped by lawmakers.

Even the suggestion of labeling Saipov an enemy combatant or putting him in Guantanamo Bay — which probably would spark years of legal wrangling — drew immediate condemnation from civil liberties groups.

"Conceal, don't feel," they say, apparently in an effort to spark years of therapy.

Snocap was co-founded by Shawn Fanning, known best for launching the Napster file-sharing program in 1999, sparking years of controversy over the fair use of copyrighted music.

One of the film's main characters is a dictator named Dear Leader, who bears a resemblance to former Thai leader Thaksin Shinawatra, who was ousted in a 2006 coup which sparked years of political turmoil between his supporters and critics.

The 1992 Maastricht Treaty sparked years of trouble for Mr Major and his small majority gave his backbench rebels significant influence and Mr Davis warned Mr Cameron, who has an even smaller majority, that he must be more delicate in managing his own party than yesterday's words suggested.

It sparked years of violent conflict with different groups competing for power.

Hickey's interest in bioluminescence was sparked years before that Italian research workshop.

De Castro says that last year's FRD campaign garnered much more than just tweets: the hashtag campaign sparked year round collaborations between Fashion Revolution and the European Union, the Fair Trade Advocacy Office in Brussels and the global union industriALL.

US yacht America won to spark 132 years of US domination until Australia II broke the deadlock in 1983.