Sentence examples for will ignite any from inspiring English sources

If the economy is slowing, the debate at the Fed could turn to whether a combination of 3.5 to 4percentt growth and 4percentt unemployment will ignite any smoldering inflation pressures -- or whether the Fed should push growth down further, to a level that sends the unemployment rate back toward 5percentt.

Some people may think that low real rates will ignite an equity bull market.

The stock market is soaring as merchants bet that a transformed Iraq will ignite an era of prosperity.

The answer to that question will ignite an ever-burning fire.

China has repeatedly warned that any move in that direction will ignite a war.

"It's too early to say; it will ignite a lot of confusion," he said.

The presenter said she hopes the film will ignite a debate about these issues.

The exchange of fire has raised concerns that the conflict will ignite a broader crisis in the region.

He might as well have said: she will ignite a team that is threatening to fall asleep.

But when Bruce Springsteen opens the Leeds Arena on Wednesday night, the Boss will ignite a bitter battle for musical supremacy between Yorkshire's foremost cities.

They argue that the sooner the lands affected adjust their institutions and agreements, the less likely climate change will ignite a new round of water wars.