Sentence examples for and has triggered from inspiring English sources

Archaeological work in Jerusalem's Old City is frequently contentious and has triggered violence in the past.

But in this series, he has one hit in 13 at-bats and has triggered no scoring whatsoever.

Each act of brutality has served, it seems, to reinforce the growing sense of outrage and injustice and has triggered ever more widespread insurrection.

The government's bid to change course has all but assured legal battles with investors, and has triggered diplomatic pressure by the United States and the rest of Europe, as well as expressions of concern from the E.U. authorities.

The major push comes ahead of talks to end the Syrian conflict due to begin in Geneva on Friday and has triggered growing concern in Turkey at the plight of ethnic Turkmens, whose brigades are suffering heavy losses.

So it is important to try to retain some perspective about the Labour party's current embarrassments in Falkirk – where the choosing of a parliamentary candidate to replace Eric Joyce MP in 2015 has been suspended by national officials and has triggered threats of legal action.

Thick grey smoke hovers over both islands and had triggered air quality alerts and health warnings in Indonesia and neighbouring countries.

Snowden's decision to leak documents to the Guardian and other media organisations in June 2013, was courageous, Omtzigt said, and had "triggered public debate on the protection of privacy".

In the days that followed, as hostile reactions to the decision rained down on the school board, Keys and his defenders would maintain that the reference to a "ban" was inaccurate and had triggered the backlash.

Early pre-clinical work including investigations of miRNA in vitro and in vivo in mice models have shown promise and have triggered interest for patients with ACIC.

These systems have persisted in the Italian territory for at least 2,000 years and have triggered gradual changes of traditional transhumant communities, which are now employed in modern agriculture.