Sentence examples for to be sparked from inspiring English sources
In the past these tended to be sparked by the fears of bond investors getting out in times of trouble Russia in 1998 being a case in point.
This was the first crisis to be sparked by big data and there will be more.The way that information is managed touches all areas of life.
High street banks are preparing to set out how they will respond to the interest rate cuts likely to be sparked by the Brexit vote, amid expectations it could pressure them to cut jobs and earmark more branches for closure.
In January of 1993, as Mumbai was convulsed by violence believed to be sparked by Shiv Sena, Sanjoy Hazarika wrote: The Muslims of this port city, who have suffered the most in the religious frenzy of the last 10 days, find their initial shock now turning to grief and anger.
There's no personality there, no special colour in the voice, no sense in the early scenes of a real person waiting to be sparked into life, or that the princess she becomes at the end will bring anything special to her position.
The disclosures appear to be sparking a sober re-assessment in Warsaw of the closeness of the relationship with Washington.
But Sir John's inquiry, led day-to-day by Commander Hugh Orde, appears to be sparking real worries within army intelligence.
Astronomers at the Berlin Observatory found the new planet, Neptune, where it was supposed to be, sparking a media sensation.
Her impending donation seems to be sparking a bit of a movement.
"Let's create safe spaces with the understanding that nobody's going to be sparking up on a bus, and at church".
