Meanings of sparked massive in English

Another case of police brutality and negligence has sparked massive protests.

But it immediately sparked massive backlash, with even conservative politicians condemning the move.

Sawyer's arrest sparked massive student protests at the University of Liberia.

Her Instagram post -which is still up -has sparked massive backlash.

Reynolds live-streamed the aftermath of the incident, which sparked massive protests across the country.

The programme sparked massive debate about mental health issues and how we deal with them as a society.

The shooting sparked massive demonstrations, and resulted in six businesses, including a BMO Harris Bank, being set ablaze.

Ms Park was embroiled in a political scandal that has sparked massive protests and calls for her resignation.

The incident, caught on video by bystander, sparked massive protests against racial injustice and calls for police reforms.

Continental's decision in March to close its French tyre plant in Clairoix sparked massive unrest this year, for example.

The crime, which happened on the night of 16 December 2012, sparked massive protests and global outrage.

Homicides at the hands of police sparked massive protests, meaning that America could no longer ignore bitter truths of the Black experience.

The law sparked massive protests in Madison and efforts to recall Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker and some Republican lawmakers who voted for them.

THE news that a gender reveal party in California set off fireworks which sparked massive wildfires, destroying acres of land, blows my mind.

In France, the oh-so-sophisticated Emmanuel Macron's oh-so-cool tax on fuel sparked massive riots, which torched cars, smashed up shopfronts and shut down Paris.

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