Sentence examples for this should ignite from inspiring English sources

"This should ignite the deal market.

This should ignite a new resolve among political, business and civic leaders to take the first small but critical steps on the road to restoring Lower Manhattan.

"They are already winners, and knowing that — as well as knowing the world realizes that — should ignite them.

The story of Ray Kroc should ignite adult audiences this summer and send the incredible team of John Lee Hancock and Michael Keaton back to the Dolby Theatre".

In this context, the current graduation and completion rate at America's colleges and universities should ignite a newfound sense of urgency to turn things around.

The president could and should ignite the movement for public alternatives.

He is not helped by Ludovica Villar-Hauser's direction, which plods when it should ignite.

'One wonders why they come abroad.' Surely travel should ignite the soul?

In this context, recent revelations from Cuba – where it was revealed that the US Agency for International Development (USAid) had used HIV prevention work as a smokescreen for fomenting political opposition – should ignite a debate about the necessity of keeping the work of public health agencies, security services and foreign policy separate.

The new Windows should ignite a big upgrade cycle of ms Office software users.

The model can predict the height above the distributor at which bubbles should ignite and explode.