As blame fell to Facebook for Trump's election, word of Facebook prototyping a censorship tool for operating in China escaped, triggering questions about its respect for human rights and free speech.
Ventricular safety pacing algorithms may also be misinterpreted as failure to sense appropriately, triggering questions about pacemaker malfunction.
Media coverage of the attacks in Paris outweighed the response to Beirut, triggering questions across social media regarding the mixed solidarity, including ones directed at Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
Last month, after a severe drought triggered questions about the millions of litres a day of water being sold to bottled-water companies in the province, Kathleen Wynne, Ontario's premier, promised a government review into the practice.
For example, a paper on an asthma trial could trigger questions about asthma as well as about randomisation.
Robert J. Tolchin, Ms. Farkas's lawyer, said that the unresolved divorce claim could have triggered questions from a title insurance company at a closing.
A delay would be a major victory for "big tobacco" and trigger questions for the Tories' chief election strategist, Lynton Crosby, who runs a lobbying firm that represents Marlboro manufacturer Philip Morris.
An obscure settlement announced in March 2011 has triggered questions from a federal judge about how much accountability the Securities and Exchange Commission should demand when it resolves a case.
The universal use and likely abuse of the national ID -- a discredit card -- will trigger questions like: When did you begin subscribing to these publications and why were you visiting that spicy or seditious Web site?
Ms. White's former clients, like JPMorgan Chase, will have a significant interest in those rules, so her involvement may trigger questions about whether she should be participating in the decision.
