Sentence examples for though sparked from inspiring English sources

Though sparked by a far smaller concern than planetary devastation via climate change, for a time they actually posed a significant threat to Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his governing party.

Johnson had piqued the Internet's interest with his quick temper and bizarre non sequiturs on ABC's hit dating reality show, though sparked some concern as the Realtor from Tulsa, Okla., continued to exhibit potentially violent behavior, threaten fellow contestants and even getting involved in a scuffle with another bachelor. .

His own fleeting descent into corporate-speak, though, sparks another sudden outburst.

Richie Benaud, though, sparks a collapse either side of tea and England end up 55 runs short of their target.

If the energy of her game has weakened, though, Spark compensates with a kind of auxiliary generator.

Either way, though, it sparked the already intense conversation on gun control issues during the hearing.

In the moment, though, it sparked a controversy that culminated in Coleman being disinvited from an event at L.A.'s leading African American bookseller, Eso Won Books — although Angelou, to her credit, did not take part in the back-and-forth.

Whatever its significance, though, it has sparked a worldwide discussion of philanthropy, which was in many ways its goal.

Much of the furore, though, was sparked by the story's subject.

Neither boycott changed the university's commencement plans, though both sparked national debate among Catholics.

The Glazers pressed on even though it sparked a huge wave of protest and came with huge one-off costs attached that pushed the club to a pre-tax loss of £79.6m last year.