Sentence examples for that could spark from inspiring English sources
Mr Dodik wants the RS to secede, a move that could spark a new war.
Kashmir remains, as always, an issue that could spark a general war in South Asia.
The world economies need clear rules to avoid undue competition that could spark new trade wars.
It was the type of play that could spark a game-turning run.
Anything that could spark an explosion, from cellphones to lighters, is banned from the inside of the tunnel.
As Bloomberg says, such a move that could spark a series of by-elections and threaten the country's stability.
"That way, if something goes awry there's no electricity that could spark and lead to a fire," Mr. Grooms said.
But they pointed out major aspects of the plan that could spark protracted battles with environmentalists and state governments.
Leave them kids alone!" – words that could spark dangerous excitement in the mind of a school kid, still wet behind the ears.
In comments that could spark criticism from refugee groups, Sentamu said that Britain should begin naval patrols of the Libyan coast to prevent people smuggling.
The TUC general secretary, Brendan Barber, said workers were facing a "volatile cocktail" of job losses and attacks on pay and pensions that could spark widespread industrial action.
