Sentence examples for act which was triggered from inspiring English sources

Kenneth Baker followed with his barmy Dangerous Dogs Act, which was triggered by a spate of tabloid stories about rottweilers biting babies.

In everyday life people may act automatically, following "unwanted" lines of action which are triggered by contextual cues and may interfere with current goals.

The enzyme poly-ADP-ribosepolymerase (PARP), the expression of which is triggered by DNA-strand breaks, acts as a substrate for caspases.

Professor Wood argues, in response, that while an individual's response to the revolutionary cause was partly related to his economic circumstances, democratic ideas had been percolating for years and came to the fore only after specific actions by the British — for example, the Stamp Act, which is widely considered to have triggered the rebellion.

He confirmed that the decision to act, which caught many off-guard, was triggered after the apparent escape of five hostages was followed by gunshots.

The Depression was triggered by the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1929 30, which imposed enormous taxes on hundreds of imports.

I was triggered by a bad breakup, which was an emotional trigger to something much deeper.

Mr Nasheed's fall was triggered by demonstrations after he arrested the chief justice, Abdulla Mohamed the act for which he now faces trial.

The act of clotting is triggered by platelet degranulation, which releases thromboxane A2 (TXA2) into the blood, initiating the clotting response.

Which was a triggering event for Saudi intervention and airstrikes.

The mechanical effects of an exacerbation are shown in figure 2. Bronchodilators may act by re-setting the threshold of lung function/dynamics (end-expiratory lung volume (EELV) and residual volume) at which an exacerbation is triggered.