Sentence examples for war sparked from inspiring English sources

The new culture war sparked by the original Pussy Riot performance is both tiresome and disturbing.

The continued rise in oil prices, which are at their highest since the Gulf war, sparked renewed inflation fears.

The drastic increase in taxes needed to pay for the war sparked a series of provincial rebellions in the 1630s.

The war, sparked largely by his heavy-handed response to protests in 2011, has killed over 200,000 people and displaced half the population of 24m.

The Korean War sparked the next initiative toward integration when the United States, bogged down in Asia, requested a sizable increase in the European contribution to NATO.

IN the partisan war sparked by the 2008 election, Republicans conveniently forgot that this was something many of them had supported for years.

The Great War sparks furious debate.

The rebels will bleed slowly, radicalizing and losing public support, and Syria will endure a perpetual low-grade civil war, sparking reprisals for years.

In both cases, around 250,000 were killed in dirty civil wars, sparked by a group of generals staging a coup against a democratic process.

Like the wars sparked by the French Revolution of 1789, these wars revolutionized the construction, organization, and training of European armies and led to an unprecedented militarization, mainly due to mass conscription.

Like the wars sparked by the French Revolution (1789), these further revolutionized the formation, organization, and training of European armies and led to an unprecedented militarization, mainly due to mass conscription.