Sentence examples for that might ignite from inspiring English sources

The fund faces the prospect of a major European country being shut out of the global debt markets, an event that might ignite a second global recession.

In a heavily tribal culture, residents avoid confrontations that might ignite an endless cycle of revenge killings, which is one reason the wary truce largely holds, experts said.

Since partition, there had been a "convention" that Northern Ireland affairs were not discussed in London, an arrangement that suited Whitehall ministers and officials wary of any contact that might ignite the ever-glowing embers of crisis in Belfast.

There are signs that the unemployment rate is creeping up from its current low level of 3.9percentt, reducing the chances of a sharp rise in wages that might ignite inflation.

Start taking courses in different areas of study that might ignite your passion for social justice (women's studies, minority studies, African-American studies, and sociology are all great places to start), go to meetings of various student organizations, attend conferences, start a blog -- in short, get out there and explore!

It was, in its way, thrilling, and sometimes, when bored, I would drop something from my window, something that might light the fuse and ignite this thermonuclear pigeon bomb.

On Friday, Richard W. Fisher, president of the Dallas Fed, said a new round of debt-buying "could flood the engine of the economy with gas that might later ignite inflation".

Congress had already banned excavations in the heavily populated Wilshire corridor, which runs through Beverly Hills, on the ground that it might ignite pockets of methane.The result is a half-finished system that stops short of one of the city's main commercial districts.

"I really wanted to create a work that didn't push the viewer away," says Simmons. "My hope for those titles is that they might ignite an interest in the viewer to go and see some of those films and get to know some of those actors and actresses".

Chen Xiwen, a senior rural planning official who released the new unemployment estimate at Monday's briefing, said the government recognized that unemployment might ignite social unrest.

Add the brandy (be careful here because that booze might ignite!).