Sentence examples for apt to trigger from inspiring English sources
Ha Jin's description of American life — laborious, money-mad, philistine, and cheesy (there is apparently no cheese in China) — is not apt to trigger a wave of immigration.
Ms. Whitney, who now works for Oppenheimer & Company, wrote Monday that JPMorgan Chase's deal to buy Bear for $2 per share was apt to trigger a "major negative revaluation" of financial shares.
Today, Cummings says, "There are some studies looking at whether wind turbine infrasound may have specific qualities that make it more apt to trigger health effects, especially nausea, than 'normal' infrasound from wind or waves or traffic, but these are still very preliminary".
And why do some think that the swaps are not apt to be triggered if bondholders hold out and refuse to exchange?
They may have hundreds of vulnerable plaques elsewhere that are more apt to burst and trigger a heart attack than are the more stable plaques in the narrow section.
It is probable that PM rich in prooxidative chemicals, such as combustion-derived particles [from, e.g., urban settings (Brook et al. 2009)] and/or smaller ultrafine PM [e.g., diesel exhaust particles (Lucking et al. 2011)] are more apt to promote systemic endothelial dysfunction because of their potentially greater capacity to trigger oxidative stress and inflammation in vivo (Brook et al. 2010).
"I want to trigger things.
That started to trigger our attention".
If the IRS is not more apt to audit based on income levels alone, what, then, triggers an audit?
Readers aren't apt to disagree.
