Sentence examples similar to sparking problems from inspiring English sources

Richie said the Sparks' problems do not reflect on the financial health of the rest of the teams in the league.

if you tell them they can be your fallback, this may spark problems with your girlfriend and your crush.

If it still does not start after 10 kicks or so, you may have a spark problem or fuel problem.

If your engine does not rev up adequately or had begun burning unusually high quantities of fuel, you may have a spark problem.

It's the increased competition for resources that can spark serious problems.

Katy Sparks had problems like Mr. Kunz's and Mr. Delouvrier's.

But less significant events -- such as strikes, political strife or mechanical failures -- could spark similar problems.

Bear had the ability — fostered by lack of adequate regulation — to spark severe problems, and failures, throughout the financial system.

This isn't to say that financial crises are all in our head; certainly our own was sparked by problems that were very real.

Once a week after school, a social worker from Yale moderates "girl talk," a group sparked by problems among the girls — arguments, gossip and racial insensitivities.

The review was sparked by problems found at Tawel Fan.