Sentence examples for thereby igniting from inspiring English sources
Ms. Shriver's novel is even more cringe-making, as its central character, a hapless twit named Edgar Kellogg, doesn't fall under the spell of a terrorist but deliberately sets about impersonating one — or at least taking credit for unattributed bombings — thereby igniting more real terrorist activity and a cascade of other violence.
Although partisan brinkmanship over the issue has occurred in the past, Congresses under the control of both parties have always agreed to debt-limit increases to avoid undercutting the creditworthiness of the United States government and thereby igniting a crisis in the global markets.
In 1937, when Chakravarthi Rajagopalachari became the Chief Minister of Madras Presidency, he introduced Hindi as a compulsory language of study in schools, thereby igniting a series of anti-Hindi agitations.
Widening inequality thereby ignites what the historian Richard Hofstadter called the "paranoid style in American politics".
Formally asked to sign a bill restricting the freedom of the press, he refuses to give royal assent and thereby ignites a constitutional storm that brings the country to the brink of civil war.
The Daisy Girl, with the child's sweet petal countdown morphing into a booming mushroom cloud, points perfectly to the modern tactic by which strategists float a slashing, artfully underhanded attack in just a few smaller outlets and thereby ignite reams of "free media" repetition as cable, bloggers and mainline news organizations blanket the subsequent controversy.
One of the last pulsed fusion magnetic nozzle design is the so called multi-coil parabolic reaction chamber: the reaction is thereby ignited at the focus of an open parabolic chamber, enclosed by a series of coaxial superconducting coils that apply a magnetic field.
Cooper found that the burning fragments did not ignite adjacent powder in the same bag, but instead would burn through the bag material and ignite the adjacent bag's black powder patch and thereby ignite the rest of the bags.
But equally, can you justify going ahead with a literary event, however important, if you know you will thereby be putting at risk the lives of everyone who attends, knowingly igniting a major religious riot?
"This is the igniting spark," she said.
