The phrase "a row to trigger" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where a row (a dispute or argument) is meant to provoke a reaction or response, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The argument escalated quickly, and it felt like a row to trigger a larger conflict."
Alternatives: "a dispute to provoke" or "an argument to incite".
This can result in the person being stonewalled desperately trying to talk to the other; they may even try to trigger a row to get the stonewaller to react and talk.
There are three types of row operations: row addition, that is adding a row to another.
Press A again to trigger the switch.
Throughout this technique, the memory write procedure is driven by different voltage levels having as target the write permittivity of each memory cell on the same row to be triggered by an edge pulse on the memory word line signal.
They are also likely to trigger a toxic row between prison staff and the Ministry of Justice over the best way to run the country's jails.
The admission is likely to trigger a new row over the use of digital techniques to make documentaries more dramatic and popular, and will embroil the corporation in further controversy at a time when its finances and remit are under parliamentary scrutiny.
He officially leaves Wembley on 22 July but the process of selecting his successor from a shortlist of two or three is well under way and he is all but done, his final act being to trigger a pointless row over whether he should have restated Hodgson's targets on the eve of the Slovakia match.
Describing one row, he said Mr Brown threatened to trigger a Labour investigation into cash-for-honours allegations if Mr Blair did not agree to drop proposals to reform the state pension.
And it is going to trigger an almighty row.
A row first triggered nine months ago resurfaced on the first full day of the conference in Manchester as the Unison leader, Dave Prentis, conveyed the anger felt by public sector trade unions over Balls's decision at the turn of the year to come out in support of the freeze on the grounds that protecting jobs was a higher priority.
