Sentence examples for that could ignite from inspiring English sources
"[Reactions] that could ignite a blind, violent social explosion".
Iraq's ruling Sunni Muslim minority has long feared an Iranian-inspired religious movement that could ignite the country's Shiite majority.
The European Central Bank warned Thursday that a resurgence of enormous trade imbalances and growing government debt were creating a volatile mix that could ignite new economic turmoil.
Yet his films lure you in with their precise, unemphatic presentation, their accrual of details — a heap of oily rags that could ignite at any time.
Three American teenagers, arrested by East German police while attending a Communist rally, unwittingly possess a roll of film that could ignite a new world war.
Firefighters bulked up their defenses against a wildfire that threatened parts of Big Sur and prepared for more lightning strikes that could ignite new fires across Northern California.
I realized -- through this play that simultaneously entertained and educated its audience -- that storytelling could ignite change; it could create awareness, inspire, challenge and engage.
In coordination with Turkey, the United States has been exploring how to deal with the possibility of a civil war among Syria's Alawite, Druse, Christian and Sunni sects, a conflict that could quickly ignite other tensions in an already volatile region.
They perform tasks that include clearing dry brush that could easily ignite and filling sandbags to protect buildings and streets from flooding during heavy rains.
Rodong Sinmun, North Korea's main state-run newspaper, said that Japan's new educational manual on Dokdo was "a militarist racket for territorial expansion" and that it could "ignite a war around the Korean Peninsula".
She declared on this trip that Iran was on its way to becoming a military dictatorship, that Iran's religious and political leaders should seize back the reins of power from the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps and that Iran could ignite a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
