Sentence examples for are intended to trigger from inspiring English sources

The virus vaccines are intended to trigger an autoimmune response in the target animals that interferes with their fertility in a process termed virally vectored immunocontraception.

We're not under the illusion that it will be easy to draw the line between blogs that are intended to trigger self-harm and those that support sufferers and build community, but, thanks to the tireless efforts of our amazing Support team, we will do our best.

He resigned in 2012, a move he said was intended to trigger Koshalek's departure.

The release of two images of the pair, arm-in-arm and holding hands, was intended to trigger a response from the public about their whereabouts.

It is important to make explicit the point that the third standard set by Castaneda is intended to trigger adjustments in either the educational theory or in its implementation.

The podcast was intended to trigger deeper discussion about what kind of experiences children need to become strong readers.

It suggests that the recent racist "celebrity" ads linking Obama and white women were intended to trigger a response from Obama, so they could make this "race card" accusation.

All this has created a climate in which the only way many of us engage with politics is by throwing memes at each other, whether they're intended to "trigger lefties", patronise right-wingers or just anger absolutely everyone.

All this has created a climate in which the only way many of us engage with politics is by throwing memes at each other, whether they're intended to "trigger lefties", patronise right-wingers or just anger absolutely everyone.

This study is intended to trigger the needed analysis and discussions to facilitate supportive mandates and policies among both ISFs and other health stakeholders in these settings.

A new focus on communication is intended to trigger positive change in behaviour and attitudes towards development, while at the local level participatory action research will help to enhance the empowerment of children, women and young people.