Engineers will move on to something else if they find Apache Spark too much of a pain to use because of the difficulty inherent in navigating the balkanized environment that vendors have created.
Something similar, on the human side, was sparked, too.
"The mistake most people made was setting the spark with too much advance".
But for those who might not be fogged by the exoticism of a film set in the Oval, there's something a touch disappointing about Attack the Block: it fizzes and sparks, but sputters too much to really catch light.
The NHS needs a motivated and enthusiastic workforce if it is to rise to the challenges facing it yet in many parts of the NHS, especially general practice and emergency medicine, the pressure is becoming too much, sparking a recruitment and retention crisis.
The arrival of J Brand's skinny cargo pant -- the "Houlihan" -- a couple of years ago sparked store queues and almost too much excitement.
If anything, the government struggled with the problem of too much money, sparking inflation and making local products uncompetitive with imported goods.
In the Oslo era, the United States promoted openness and democratization in the Arab world only very hesitantly, worrying that pushing too much would spark instability or harm the peace process.
Keep it clean and don't let the tipple flow too freely, as "saucy gifts and games could easily lead down the dangerous path to a tribunal, while too much alcohol could spark arguments and fights, leaving employers dealing with tricky disciplinary issues long after the office decorations have been taken down".
The resulting price increases forced consumers the world over to pay too much for food, and sparked outright starvation in regions that could not afford the increases.
