Sentence examples similar to sparked a risk from inspiring English sources

That is precisely what happened in many rich countries in the aftermath of the crisis, when heavy government spending helped to compensate for severe cuts in corporate and household budgets and sparked a fiery debate about the risks that entails.

Online gambling and the wide range of events, from corners to yellow cards, that can be bet on during a match are thought to have increased the risks and sparked a debate about the integrity of sport and its relationship with gambling.

Awareness of these health risks has sparked a global effort to have 100 million households adopt clean cooking technologies by 2020 (Martin et al. 2011; United Nations Foundation 2012).

This bill would escalate tensions between China and America, and risk sparking a trade war.

"We would risk sparking a deep economic crisis — this one caused almost entirely by Washington," he said.

"Challenging fiscal sustainability conditions in some countries risk sparking a chain of events that could considerably harm activity in the monetary union and push the global economy into recession," the report said.

This government's hard Brexit plans, and refusal to guarantee EU nationals the right to stay, risk sparking a disastrous exodus of workers on whom our health and care system depend.

His promises to sink Iranian ships that frequently harry U.S. naval vessels in the Persian Gulf would risk sparking a war with Iran even without revisiting the nuclear accord.

Means believes that the Owls would not have stolen it, as they would not wish to risk sparking a civil war within the Group.

Otherwise, you risk sparking a chimney fire the first time you light up your fireplace in the winter.

Bondi's refusal to go to Cannes risked sparking a diplomatic row.