Sentence examples for a trigger event from inspiring English sources

"You haven't had a trigger event," she said flatly.

The British have it; they call it "the rates". Incidentally, the change in the property tax, as a trigger event, brought down Maggie Thatcher.

When it comes to CFS, this theory appears to explain some of the mysteries of the condition, such as why many people seem to come down with it after a trigger event such as an infection or exposure to chemicals.

The authors emphasized the role of a "trigger event" in the agenda-setting process, which in the current study is the announcement of the warming of relations between the United States and Cuba in late 2014.

Another fallback in the LMA and LSTA recommended forms of facility agreements is the "market disruption event" clause, pursuant to which lenders are entitled to suspend making loans at interest rates calculated by reference to LIBOR upon a trigger event, whereupon the loans become base or prime rate loans.

"If markets are more correlated now, it may be because people are trying to diversify by investing globally, but when there is a trigger event — when something nasty happens in the world — they sell assets across markets, and the usefulness of this entire diversification strategy must come into question".

I start with themes or relationships, sometimes a voice or a triggering event.

So traders probably jumped on the Cheney thing as a triggering event, another reason to sell".

CoCos are debt securities that convert into equity or are written down upon a triggering event.

They represent a triggering event that, in many cases, leads to large-scale turbulent mixing.

"We could not determine a triggering event," said Dr. Loran Hayworth, a test pilot and human factors specialist with the Federal Aviation Administration.