Sentence examples for sparked highest from inspiring English sources
Recent studies dealing with EPA and DHA have sparked highest interests because detailed molecular mechanisms had been documented with the identification of its receptor, G protein coupled receptor, and GPR120.
His spendthrift public-works programmes, fuelled by high oil prices and designed to impress the poor, have instead sparked high inflation that has eroded middle-class purchasing power.
On a global scale, organizations like Endeavor have sparked high-impact entrepreneurship and success around the planet.
The discovery of TET-mediated DNA hydroxymethylation as a mechanism of DNA demethylation, along with the observation of disrupted hydroxymethylation patterns in cancer, sparked high hopes of better understanding malignant processes.
Debra sparked high-level thunderstorms in Montana and northern Idaho, eventually leading to wildfires.
But Whitman and Brown spent heavily on TV ads, and their contentious campaign sparked high public interest.
But Lula has done too little to spark higher growth.
Still, Mr Carney seems determined to avoid relying so heavily on one measure in future.The bank's new attempt to provide forward guidance centres on a much broader measure of economic health: "spare capacity", or room to raise GDP without sparking higher inflation.
A Facebook trending links section could also spark high-quality conversations within Facebook.
While the plan made sense, subsequent fare cuts would create unrest among drivers, and Uber would eventually have to reverse them in cities where lower prices didn't spark higher demand.
Among the changes: bumping up the number of luxury box seats to 128 from 115 to collect an extra $1.5 million a year; converting the $65 seats in the mezzanine level to 8,000 club seats that will go for $200 a game, grossing $16 million; widening the corridors and improving the concession stands to spark higher traffic; and sprucing up restrooms and the lighting and sound systems.
