Sentence examples for to force a flashpoint from inspiring English sources

If the visitors hoped to force a flashpoint to give them hope they were disappointed.

With California projected to experience more frequent and deadly wildfires in the future, the issue has emerged as a powerful flashpoint that will continue to force cultural figures off the sidelines and put Republicans, especially Trump, in the hot seat.

Teacher tenure continues to be a flashpoint in many states.

We do not want this to become a flashpoint for United States and China trade.

Forget the mythologised moment of 1968: higher education has the potential to be a flashpoint during this recession.

Traditional Friday prayers are likely to be a flashpoint in the uprising.

How we look continues to be a flashpoint for racism.

"We don't want this to become a flashpoint for some partisan battle".

The issue of whether a station could play Britney Spears seems to have been a flashpoint.

In light of dramatic inequalities in the distribution of wealth, the relationship of capital to labor became a flashpoint.

Jews awaited transport to America, Australia and to the new Israel, a flashpoint with British authorities who also controlled Palestine.