Sentence examples for and triggered further from inspiring English sources

R then removed the director of operations, a former employee of C, and called for a shareholder meeting to "decide on the distribution of dividends".3 This meeting ended in a deadlock between C and R and triggered further negotiations about the distribution of the joint venture's surplus.

That report generated much discussion due to limitations in the statistical analysis (27) and triggered further reassessment of available data leading to the uncertain effect of rosiglitazone on the risk of myocardial infarction and death from CV causes (36).

However, the development of cellular and humoral responses specific for vector components [ 110] and/or for the transgene [ 111] posed important limitations and triggered further research to solve this issue and develop new gene therapy vectors [ 2].

So when their VAR models started telling them to sell, they all did driving prices down further and triggering further model-driven selling.Several countries now expect to introduce a systemic-risk regulator.

In London, Rory Stewart, the chairman of the Commons Defence Committee, said the West was on a "political razor-edge" over how to balance its response to Mr Putin, weighing the risk of allowing Russian expansionism to go unchecked and triggering further conflicts.

The spread of burning fuel spilled from tanks or pipes during oil storage and transportation industries may threat other facilities nearby and trigger further accidents.

That requirement and others has caused several banks, including JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs and Citi, to shed assets to avoid growing larger and triggering further oversight.

If that occurred it would send TC&I shares plummeting, devastating Moore and Schley and triggering further panic in the market.

These eye movements could then trigger perceptual alternations, with a limb moving in the opposite direction then becoming most salient, and triggering further eye movements (similar to the trapping that occurs with other ambiguous SFM, but different in the sense that it is not a 'random' dot that triggers eye movements).

Similarly, combinations of positive tests could be used to rule in UTI, and trigger further investigation.

The features listed in Table 3 are those that might raise suspicion that the dystonia is not primary and trigger further investigation.