Sentence examples for yet sparked from inspiring English sources

His fall has not yet sparked the kind of instability seen in Acapulco.

While the fragile EU-Turkey deportation deal has – for now – drastically reduced migration numbers to Greece, this has not yet sparked an increase in people trying to reach Europe via Libya and Italy.

That Mrs. Clinton's candidacy has not yet sparked among young women the kind of excitement about making history that Mr. Obama generated among black voters in 2008 speaks to the progress that women have made, said Erin Gloria Ryan, 32, formerly the managing editor of the feminist website Jezebel.

While it's not yet sparked the same level of outcry as Google's AI contract with the Pentagon known as Project Maven, JEDI isn't uncontroversial.

The efforts haven't yet sparked any big sales gains at a time when traditional fast-food chains are struggling.

The challenges inherent to the analysis of metagenomic data have not yet sparked the widespread development of novel theoretical methodology in the population genetic community (but see Johnson & Slatkin, 2006, 2008).

Economists say the economy is showing unexpected resilience...but a no-deal Brexit could yet spark a downturn.

At the same time the government clings to the forlorn hope that stalled negotiations with Taliban intermediaries could yet spark into life.

The fear is that relations remain on a hair trigger and that any further attacks in India and its part of Kashmir, mounted by terrorists beyond the Pakistani government's control, might yet spark a war.

Fukuyama himself speculated that the absence of idealism and struggle might yet spark their rekindling: "Perhaps this very prospect of centuries of boredom at the end of history," he wrote, "will serve to get history started once again".

And yet, spark up a conversation with almost anyone at the velodrome (recently saved from closure after a local campaign) and you will uncover an intimate knowledge of the history of bicycle racing – and some amusing stories, too.